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Agreed. However, C++ pragmatically does have restrict in both clang and g++, which is still useful in cases where you can deductively prove the lack of aliasing
by nejenendn 9y ago
Agreed. However, C++ pragmatically does have restrict in both clang and g++, which is still useful in cases where you can deductively prove the lack of aliasing.
- pjmlp 9y agoThere are more compilers out there, although I do agree in the context of HPC, those are probably the most used ones.