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Quote: C++ lacks a 'no-alias' property because it can't be guaranteed, it may lead to accidental errors, and it is targeted to vectorizing computers
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Declaring a pointer 'restricted' allows the compiler to … and the compiler can't ensure it. … [3] The extension is architecture-specific [to vectorizing computers]. Google-1 Google-2
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Topic: aliasing (28 items)
Topic: preventing accidental errors (36 items)