Are void** and int** compatible types?...

Strict aliasing rule with incompatible but same structs...

Strict aliasing rule when storing and accessing an array of (pointers to) elements...

Aliasing through unions...

Is the code below well formed, in particular regarding aliasing rules?...

Rationale for non-virtual derived class not being pointer-interconvertible with its first base...

UDP checksum calculation not working with newer version of gcc...

will casting around sockaddr_storage and sockaddr_in break strict aliasing...

Is it legal to write to a `const T*` through a `T**`?...

Is this undefined behavior in C++?...

Assigning a subsection of C-style array using a std::array& without violating "strict alias...

Using restrict to express possible partial overlap...

Is it okay to type-pun allocated structs varying only in const-ness?...

Can I form a C++ reference from a pointer of the wrong type?...

Does reinterpret_cast<unsigned long long> of an int64_t value really break strict aliasing?...

In C++, is it valid to treat scalar members of a struct as if they comprised an array?...

Clang 14 and 15 apparently optimizing away code that compiles as expected under Clang 13, ICC, GCC, ...

Does C++ standard guarantee such kinds of indirect access well defined?...

How can unions be used to bypass strict aliasing violations?...

Does taking a reference to an object via two different base classes violate strict aliasing rule?...

Performance benefits of strict aliasing...

Memory Alignment warning with gcc...

Possible strict aliasing violation?...

GCC warning with typecasts of NEON array type (e.g. int32x4x2_t to int64x2x2_t)...

Why is clang unwilling or unable to eliminate duplicate loads here...

Fix for dereferencing type-punned pointer will break strict-aliasing...

Why are the results of the optimization on aliasing different for char* and std::string&?...

Is it a violation of strict aliasing to cast to a "super-class" and back in C?...

accessing long double bit representation...

Does casting to a char pointer to increment a pointer by a certain amount and then accessing as a di...