>I don't know if it's still the case (thanks to restrict and better compilers) Nobody (really) uses restrict, certainly not at scale. This is especially obvio

>I don't know if it's still the case (thanks to restrict and better compilers) Nobody (really) uses restrict, certainly not at scale. This is especially obvious because when Rust came along (which can effectively use restrict in most places, much like Fortran) it uncovered a lot of serious bugs in LLVM's implementation for restrict. That whole situation only really stabilized in the past year or so. Maybe GCC does a better job as a result of having gfortran.