It's not sarcasm.

We've all accepted that code-generation has been required and accepted for decades.

Code generation (by compiler) has one major difference: it's deterministic.

Here are the reported miscompilation bugs in GCC so far in 2026. The ones labeled "wrong-code".

I count 500+ of them.

	▲	smallerize 2 hours ago \| parent \| next [-]
		That's not what "deterministic" means.
	▲	absoflutely 2 hours ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		Not sure what your point is here since wrong code doesn't mean non-deterministic. How many of these yield different results with the same input and architecture?