According to ISO C++, dereferencing a null pointer is undefined behaviour. My curiosity is, why? Why standard has decided to declare it undefined behaviour? What is the rationale behind this decision? Compiler dependency? Doesn't seem, because according to C99 standard, as far as I know, it is well defined. Machine dependency? Any ideas?
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