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x86 is one of the only common architectures which does not have these limitations, and accessing memory in that manner still comes at a performance cost.

That forces alignment with a #pragma, otherwise, that'd be extremely difficult.

He didn't mention that about his code, but you're right, it could be something to look for.

It's unlikely that the compiler would build itself a data structure it cannot use...

Optimization often causes subtle bugs from anything which uses undefined values -- things like pointing to a stack variable which went out of scope, overrunning the end of an array, etc. The crash...

Is that really the entire code? Does it still cause that crash when minimized like that?