Does a pointer to std::byte have the same aliasing relaxations as char*?...

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?...

Can you alias an array of T through a struct of T, similar to how std::complex<T>[N] can alias...

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?...

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...

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?...