Is it? You just add "restrict" where needed?

https://godbolt.org/z/jva4shbjs

> Is it? You just add "restrict" where needed?

Yes. That is the main solution and it is not a good one.

1- `restrict` need to be used carefully. Putting it everywhere in large codebase can lead to pretty tricky bugs if aliasing does occurs under the hood.

1- Restrict is not an official keyword in C++. C++ always has refused to standardize it because it plays terribly with almost any object model.