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jcranmer
on Oct 16, 2021
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Implementing Hash Tables in C
The strict aliasing rules look through typedefs (and const/volatile-qualifiers). It's possible to use char, signed char, and unsigned char, or any typedef thereof, or any typedef of any typedef, etc., to access any memory whatsoever.
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