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And that is why C has the "restrict" keyword, which you should use in precisely such cases
by dmitrygr 4y ago
And that is why C has the "restrict" keyword, which you should use in precisely such cases
- noobermin 4y agoWhich is a shame because restrict is not in C++
- nahstra 4y agoIf it's not in the standard, but it's in every C++ compiler, is it really not in C++? Semantics
- Joker_vD 4y agoOf course, if you accidentally pass aliased pointers as restricted pointer arguments to a function, "no diagnostic is required".