C++ pointer-interconvertibility/strict-aliasing rules between class objects with array members
After more than two decades of C++ programming, I have finally reached a point where I do not understand which types of pointer reinterpret-casts yield well-defined behaviour and which ones result in undefined behaviour due to strict aliasing rules…
C++ pointer-interconvertibility/strict-aliasing rules between class objects with array members
After more than two decades of C++ programming, I have finally reached a point where I do not understand which types of pointer reinterpret-casts yield well-defined behaviour and which ones result in undefined behaviour due to strict aliasing rules…
C++ pointer-interconvertibility/strict-aliasing rules between class objects with array members
After more than two decades of C++ programming, I have finally reached a point where I do not understand which types of pointer reinterpret-casts yield well-defined behaviour and which ones result in undefined behaviour due to strict aliasing rules…
C++ pointer-interconvertibility/strict-aliasing rules between class objects with array members
After more than two decades of C++ programming, I have finally reached a point where I do not understand which types of pointer reinterpret-casts yield well-defined behaviour and which ones result in undefined behaviour due to strict aliasing rules…
C++ pointer-interconvertibility/strict-aliasing rules between class objects with array members
After more than two decades of C++ programming, I have finally reached a point where I do not understand which types of pointer reinterpret-casts yield well-defined behaviour and which ones result in undefined behaviour due to strict aliasing rules…
C++ pointer-interconvertibility/strict-aliasing rules between class objects with array members
After more than two decades of C++ programming, I have finally reached a point where I do not understand which types of pointer reinterpret-casts yield well-defined behaviour and which ones result in undefined behaviour due to strict aliasing rules…
C++ pointer-interconvertibility/strict-aliasing rules between class objects with array members
After more than two decades of C++ programming, I have finally reached a point where I do not understand which types of pointer reinterpret-casts yield well-defined behaviour and which ones result in undefined behaviour due to strict aliasing rules…