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20 TechQA 2024-03-05T17:06:33.727000Why can a fpos_t * alias a FILE *?
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Do C compilers follow the "formal definition of `restrict`"?
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When is `T *restrict`'s no-aliasing guarantee enforced?
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Asked by doliphin
restrict qualifier for different types
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Can restrict qualifier be used to hint to the compiler that external functions won't modify your memory?
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Does a restrict-qualified pointer parameter of a function allow optimization of the caller functions?
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Formal definition of restrict fails to account for valid cases
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Asked by log65536
restrict keyword ignored by the compiler when not passed as function parameters
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Asked by Aditya Kurrodu
Inferring non-aliasing solely from restrict pointer parameter declarations
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Asked by nknight
What does the usage of restrict mean in the man page for 'fwrite'?
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What happens if memory for a format string is shared with one of the arguments of printf?
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Asked by CPlus
Should GCC/Clang optimize this redundant load via an array of restrict-qualified pointers?
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Using restrict pointers within structure in C
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Asked by user402940
Linux memcpy restrict keyword syntax
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Asked by tinkerbeast
Can 2 `restrict`-ed pointers compare equal?
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Asked by Jacob Faib
Why compiler does not optimise RAM lookups?
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Asked by pvl
Using restrict to express possible partial overlap
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Asked by Petr Skocik
Is it valid to use restrict on read-only objects shared between threads in C?
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Asked by Finn
`restrict` ignored unless function manually inlined
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Asked by user3708067
Why are the results of the optimization on aliasing different for char* and std::string&?
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