Gabriel Dos Reis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Thanks for your patience.
>
> Now, imagine an implementation where the original type is remembered,
> then dereferencing the pointer obtained from
>
> char* -> void* -> T*
>
> may just eject you into the outer space.
Is remembering the original type _of_ _the_ _pointer_ actually legal?
Can you quote chapter and verse on this? I thought the implementation
was only permitted to eject you if you use a pointer where the actual
type _of_ _the_ _pointee_ is wrong.
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