Thanks for this clarification. Also, thanks for the product, it's been invaluable. You're correct though, there are plenty of common applications that are eith

Thanks for this clarification. Also, thanks for the product, it's been invaluable. You're correct though, there are plenty of common applications that are either meant to be compiled with strict aliasing disabled, or which just produce tonnes of warnings under normal circumstances as it is. It also seems to be compiler dependant. I found a popular complained about type aliasing, but I moved to a newer GCC and the error went away.