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static_cast is used in the usual way. It is commonly used to convert a pointer to a base class to a pointer to a derived class. When used in this context, there is no runtime check to verify that the object really is of the derived class. This means that it s possibly unsafe, but often faster. If the object is not of the derived class, your code has a potentially serious error that will not be checked at runtime. One potential problem with static_cast is that the code that is generated can t always be verified to be safe. Compiler checking for unsafe code can be enabled by using a particular compiler option (/clr:safe), so depending on the specific cast, static_cast may or may not be allowed when using the /clr:safe compiler option. Verifiably safe code has many uses, for example, running in restrictive environments such as a web browser. You ll probably want to use constructs, like safe_cast, that can be verified to be safe whenever possible, even if you don t specifically intend to use /clr:safe.

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