How does binary I/O of POD types not break the aliasing rules?...

using type punning to decompose object into words...

Default type for object pointed by an integer constant...

Is ((size_t *)(vec))[-1] a violation of strict-aliasing?...

Is casting to a struct that consists solely of a char[] and reading from that array well defined?...

Pass multidimensional array to extern "C" function as void *...

Vulkan-hpp is reinterpret_casting non-standard-layout class to another class. Is this legal?...

What happened to the "aggregate or union type that includes one of the aforementioned types&quo...

How can I implement a fast copying function like memcpy()?...

Does the strict-aliasing rules apply across function calls?...

Need help to resolve warning: dereferencing type-punned pointer will break strict-aliasing rules...

Unions, aliasing and type-punning in practice: what works and what does not?...

Strict aliasing rule in C...

Can a type which is a union member alias that union?...

Stricit aliasing violation: Why gcc and clang generate different output?...

Does the following code violate strict aliasing?...

Has signed/unsigned aliasing rule ever worked as intended?...

Is casting incomplete struct pointers undefined behavior?...

Strict aliasing rules broken with templates and inheritance...

Is it well-defined to use memset on a dynamic bool array?...

How to cast the address of a pointer generically while conforming to the C standard...

Is aliasing an array of T to an array of std::complex<T> legal?...

C++ type aliasing, where value is replaced...

Does access through pointer change strict aliasing semantics?...

Does type aliasing issue exist only when pointers are passed to functions as arguments?...

Why doesn't strict aliasing rule apply to int* and unsigned*?...

Is there a legal way to convert a unsigned char pointer to std::byte pointer?...

strict aliasing in C...

Is it legal to reuse memory from a fundamental type array for a different (yet still fundamental) ty...

Buffer filled with different types of data, and strict aliasing...