char* are probably the same ?
Depends on what you mean by the same
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Is there a way for me to tell a C compiler about alignment to make -Wcast-align shut up?
What is the solution for always forget about 4.000 lines of code or about 15 files ?
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Why is mmap instant if I map a 100GiB file and why didn't my machine freeze?
I’d recommend to watch https://youtu.be/7YpFGkG-u1w?si=lydwOX00bAxL47uR
Okay, so how many C devs make use of those benefits?
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