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> C++ doesn't even have the lesser form of C restrict pointers. Standard C++ doesn't but `noalias` is available in basically every major compiler (including th
by CuriousCosmic 2y ago
> C++ doesn't even have the lesser form of C restrict pointers.
Standard C++ doesn't but `noalias` is available in basically every major compiler (including the more niche embedded toolchains).
- 3836293648 2y agoAnd they're all extremely buggy, to the point where Rust has disabled it and reenabled it and disabled it and so on many times over as bugs are constantly discovered in LLVM because Rust is the only major user of it