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Writing memcpy conformant with strict aliasing

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std::launder and strict aliasing rule

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Is reinterpret_cast<char *> the only valid use of reinterpret_cast?

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Do pointers to pointers to structs have implied interchangeability?

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Could we access member of a non-existing class type object?

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In C++, What does "access" mean in the strict aliasing rule?

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Efficient conversion data one integer type to another with the same representation

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Is ((size_t *)(vec))[-1] a violation of strict-aliasing?

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Am I breaking strict aliasing rules?

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Simplest rule of thumb to avoid breaking strict-aliasing rules?

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C aliasing rules and memcpy

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Strict aliasing, -ffast-math and SSE

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Is the strict aliasing rule really a "two-way street"?

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Is using the result of new char[] or malloc to casted float * is UB (strict aliasing violation)?

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Does casting a char array to another type violate strict-aliasing rules?

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Can a struct alias its own initial and only member?

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Does removing const from a pointer-to-const obey strict aliasing in C, and refer to the same object?

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Does the aliasing loophole apply to signed characters?

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Does dereferencing a char* inhibit strict aliasing optimizations?

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Is it legal to reuse memory from a fundamental type array for a different (yet still fundamental) type array

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