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C++ struct with anonymous union

Casting an array of standard-layout objects to array of elements

Anonymous Unions in C++ Contiguous Memory Layout

What reasons cause a class C, which inherits from class A and has only one member variable of type B, not to be a standard-layout class?

Is casting a struct to an integer legal?

Is it legal to access private non-static first data member of a standard layout class?

How to define a type so it can be static initialized?

Trivial class that is not standard layout and vice versa

Using standard layout types to communicate with other languages

"Merge" PODs into one

Does C++20 remove the requirement for class members to be in ascending order?

Is being a POD type exactly equivalent to being a trivial, standard-layout type?

Guaranteed memory layout for standard layout struct with a single array member of primitive type

Why must members of standard layout classes have the same access control?

Standard-layout and tail padding

Understanding Code example with reinterpret_cast of POD-struct

Union of layout-compatible types

POD-types and inheritance in c++11: Why is it not possible to inherit and extend, and still be a POD-type

Why does C++ StandardLayout disallow mixed access specifiers?

Why is std::is_pod deprecated in C++20?

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