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What is the strict aliasing rule?...

Do we have a Strict Aliasing rule violation?...

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Placement new + reinterpret_cast in C++14: well-formed?...

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Standard compliant way of swapping bits of two objects in different types...

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Is it undefined behavior to access the object representation of a pointer through a char*?...

Adversarial test against template generic STL vector pool...

Is casting strings from `wchar_t` to `char16_t` legal if encoding and width is the same?...

How can you repurpose an array of floats as an array of doubles without undefined behavior?...

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Why do compilers miss vectorization here?...

Is it possible to backport std::byte to C++14...

reinterpret cast of a class template instantiation to another...

Is having a buffer of unsigned char and treating it as a pointer to T* a violation of strict aliasin...

gcc, strict-aliasing, and horror stories...

How does C++ strict aliasing work with arrays and dynamically allocated memory?...

Examples using reinterpret_cast that do not trigger UB...

Is strict aliasing still something to think about in C?...

Do FreeRTOS heap implementations violate C aliasing rules?...

std::atomic in a union with another character...