Intel® C++ Compiler 16.0 User and Reference Guide
Determines whether the compiler assumes a parameter of type pointer-to-const does not alias with a parameter of type pointer-to-non-const.
Linux and OS X: | -alias-const -no-alias-const |
Windows: | /Qalias-const /Qalias-const- |
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-no-alias-const |
The compiler uses standard C/C++ rules for the interpretation of const. |
This option determines whether the compiler assumes a parameter of type pointer-to-const does not alias with a parameter of type pointer-to-non-const. It implies an additional attribute for const.
This functionality complies with the input/output buffer rule, which assumes that input and output buffer arguments do not overlap. This option allows the compiler to do some additional optimizations with those parameters.
In C99, you can also get the same result if you additionally declare your pointer parameters with the restrict keyword.
Visual Studio: None
Eclipse: Data > Assume Restrict Semantics for Const
Xcode: Data > Assume Restrict Semantics for Const
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