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int signed_integer = -1; // The right shift operation exhibits implementation-defined behavior: int result = signed_integer >> 1;

// Supposing SCHAR_MAX, the maximum value that can be represented by a signed char, is // 127, the behavior of this assignment is implementation-defined: signed char integer; integer = 128;

// The allocation functions have implementation-defined behavior when the requested size // of the allocation is zero. void *p = malloc(0);

Each signed integer type may be represented in any one of three formats; it is implementation-defined which one is used. The implementation in use for any given signed integer type at least as wide as int can be determined at runtime from the two lowest-order bits of the representation of value -1 ...