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Sheesh, the ability to alias char to anything has some serious consequences on optimization, huh. It's unfortunate, because what is likely an obscure case (whe
by noobermin 4y ago
Sheesh, the ability to alias char to anything has some serious consequences on optimization, huh.
It's unfortunate, because what is likely an obscure case (where the user of the function call intends to alias things in the very container they are using) is a minority use case but it ruins the situation for most other code.