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I didn't realize I wasn't supposed to leave the turkey on the counter to thaw. Will it be okay to use?
Next time, thaw turkey the safe way: in the refrigerator. For now, if the turkey is still cold to the touch and smells fine, your risk is probably small. Be sure to cook it properly and to the correct internal temperature (use a meat thermometer to determine doneness).
I basically agree with this. If the turkey were still cold to the touch, I would likely cook the turkey - but NOT stuffed and making extra sure that it cooks fully to temp. Before cooking wash the bird inside and out and cook it using a higher temp method - no slow cooking.

If the bird got up to room temp I would go to the store and get another. You can thaw in the sink in cold water in about 4 hours for a medium size bird - you still have time.

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I'm a little surprised to see that "many experts" overlooked the problem, it's well known that evaluating thepostfix-expressionof a function call is not sequenced-before evaluating the arguments (in all versions of C and C++).

@ShafikYaghmour The function calls are indeterminately sequenced with respect to each other and everything else, with the exception of the sequenced-before relationships you noted. However, evaluation of 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9,"even","don't"and the several instances ofsare unsequenced relative to each other.

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@TC no it isn't (which is how this "bug" arises). E.g.foo().func( bar() ), it could callfoo()either before or after callingbar(). Thepostfix-expressionisfoo().func. The arguments and postfix-expression are sequenced before the body offunc(), but unsequenced relative to each other.

@MattMcNabb Ah, right, I misread. You are talking about thepostfix-expressionitself rather than the call. Yes, that's right, they are unsequenced (unless some other rule apply, of course).

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There's also the factor that one tends to assume code appearing in a B.Stroustrup book is correct otherwise someone would have surely noticed already! (related; SO users do still find new mistakes in K&R)