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I might actually end up doing that.

But honestly what a waste of resources. I would prefer to be able to work on topics that are not problems created by a recent shift of view of how compiler should be designed and optimize, shift that is for the worst IMO.

And yep I know the reason in the current design for why it is not always easy. That's why I added the caveat that maybe they should be changed.

But then you can not just says that all the users criticizing and "trivializing" the problem are in the wrong and do not know what they are talking about. First, most of the discussion I've seen either points at technical justification of why those crazy optim should not be done, be it for safety, possibility of real optimizations by the programmers (and to compare, I'm not impress about the capability of compilers to take poor code and to transform it to somehow less poor code, especially when the language in question is C, that always required mastering); or points to discussions of compiler authors that are borderline insane (when you see them discussion about how technically the standards would allow to not consider uint8_t and char as alias, a