this should probably be fixed where possible rather than simply muted, silencing these warnings can lead to ingoring actual memory corruption (even though most of them are false positives, ex. a std::pair of trivial types not being counted as trivial in and of itself)

Crap sorry, I thought that the explicit void* cast was a trivial and correct fix. Should I leave this open for you to look at, or close it?

the issue is that classes with constructors/destructors can't be simply copied memcpy, and that's why the warning is there, for the cases where the warning is a false positive, a cast is fine, but all cases of the warning should be properly looked at

Ahh, that makes sense. Thanks. I'll take a look and only keep the ones I know are okay