C++.Coding.Standards.1918.Rules.Guidelines [Electronic resources] نسخه متنی

Exceptions

Some low-level system-specific programming might force you to use

reinterpret_cast to stream bits in and out some port, or to transform integers in addresses. Use unsafe casting as rarely as you can and only in well-hidden functions that abstract it away, so as to make your code ready for porting with minimal changes. If you need to cast among unrelated pointer types, prefer casting via

void* instead of using

reinterpret_cast directly. That is, instead of

T1* p1 = ... ;
T2* p2 =

reinterpret_cast <T2*>( p1 );

write

T1* p1 = ... ;

void* pV = p1;
T2* p2 =

static_cast <T2*>(

pV );