Why does “noreturn” function return?

The function specifiers in C are a hint to the compiler, the degree of acceptance is implementation defined. First of all, _Noreturn function specifier (or, noreturn, using <stdnoreturn.h>) is a hint to the compiler about a theoretical promise made by the programmer that this function will never return. Based on this promise, compiler can make … Read more

What is the point of noreturn?

The noreturn attribute is supposed to be used for functions that don’t return to the caller. That doesn’t mean void functions (which do return to the caller – they just don’t return a value), but functions where the control flow will not return to the calling function after the function finishes (e.g. functions that exit … Read more

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