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Dealing with data serialization without violating the strict aliasing rule

score 827 · Answer 1 · 2015-06-19 18:38:39

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Dealing with data serialization without violating the strict aliasing rule

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Dealing with data serialization without violating the strict aliasing rule

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

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