Intel® C++ Compiler 16.0 User and Reference Guide
Determines whether pointer disambiguation is enabled with the restrict qualifier.
Linux and OS X: | -restrict -no-restrict |
Windows: | /Qrestrict /Qrestrict- |
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-no-restrict or /Qrestrict- |
Pointers are not qualified with the restrict keyword. |
This option determines whether pointer disambiguation is enabled with the restrict qualifier. Option -restrict and /Qrestrict enable the recognition of the restrict keyword as defined by the ANSI standard.
By qualifying a pointer with the restrict keyword, you assert that an object accessed by the pointer is only accessed by that pointer in the given scope. You should use the restrict keyword only when this is true. When the assertion is true, the restrict option will have no effect on program correctness, but may allow better optimization.
Visual Studio: Language > Recognize The Restrict Keyword
Eclipse: Language > Recognize The Restrict Keyword
Xcode: None
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