> "The result of the power operator is unspecified if the
> first operand is zero and the second operand is non-positive,
> or if the first operand is negative and the second operand
> is not an integral value."
If memory serves me, this 'unspecified' is an inheritance from C, based
on the assumption that many tools will implement this using the C pow
function.
However, I think there are other cases where the result is unspecified
and it is not such an inheritance.
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