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Dealing with data serialization without violating the strict aliasing rule

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Cast a pointer to struct to a pointer to the only member of that struct

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Dealing with data serialization without violating the strict aliasing rule

What is the effective type of an object written by memset?

Undefined behavior on reading object using non-character type when last written using character type

Does casting a char array to another type violate strict-aliasing rules?

Declaring a variable non-aliased in clang?

Reinterpret struct with members of the same type as an array in a standard compliant way

Does char[] + memcpy() violate strict aliasing?

Virtual inheritance example in C, exploiting undefined behavior?

Does this really break strict-aliasing rules?

Type-Punning a pointer inside of incompatible but equivalent structs correctly

Strict aliasing rule in array

Strict aliasing and arrays in c

Cast a pointer to struct to a pointer to the only member of that struct

Casting (double *) to (double **) allowed?

Useless case for restrict

Does dereferencing a char* inhibit strict aliasing optimizations?

Is this use of unions strictly conforming?

Does a simple cast to perform a raw copy of a variable break strict aliasing?

FFTW : how to prevent breaking aliasing rules?

Is it legal to modify any data pointer through a void **

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