Christopher Smith wrote:
Actually, C++ compilers/runtimes have basically the same option available to them, and a number of them do actually take advantage of it.
I don't think so. I'm going to call "gimme a reference" on that one.The problem is pointer aliasing. The moment a pointer gets involved the sequence points *must* occur in order.
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