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Is it safe to read and write on an array of 32 bit data byte by byte?

score 119 · Answer 1 · 2015-06-15 10:01:33

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Is it safe to read and write on an array of 32 bit data byte by byte?

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Is it safe to read and write on an array of 32 bit data byte by byte?

Tell C++ that pointer data is 16 byte aligned

MinGW64 Is Incapable of 32 Byte Stack Alignment (Required for AVX on Windows x64), Easy Work Around or Switch Compilers?

Allocating an array of aligned struct

Clang runtime fault when throwing aligned type. Compiler bug?

Under Xcode 6.3, NULL C++ reference address evaluates as non-zero

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Why does this alignment attribute have to be specified in a typedef?

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