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So you're saying that the aliasing defaults of C are an issue. Well... I suppose, but - not `restrict`ing your pointers in the hottest part of the code is a bit

So you're saying that the aliasing defaults of C are an issue. Well... I suppose, but - not `restrict`ing your pointers in the hottest part of the code is a bit like not compiling with optimizations on.

flohofwoe 4y ago
Yes, in the end it's just a regular optimization issue, check the compiler output, tweak the code, rinse-repeat...