Isn't it trivial to satisfy the standard by making one of the functions to use a trivial indirection? Or just prepend the function body with a nop and one of th

Isn't it trivial to satisfy the standard by making one of the functions to use a trivial indirection? Or just prepend the function body with a nop and one of the functions point there. I am curious which part of the standard specifically disallows aliasing function pointers though. I guess it's only a problem for static member functions that have the same signature for both instantiations, since only these can have the same type. Edit: Actually is it the opposite? Aliasing is allowed for pointers of the same type, the problem would be the aliasing of function pointers of different type. Then again, I think the nop solution should work.