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Array alignment on HPUX
Post 302145145 by porter on Tuesday 13th of November 2007 02:08:20 AM
11-13-2007
Yes a type. It will work for a basic types and typedef'd types.
Which compiler are you using? I'm a bit concerned...
I've used HP's PA-RISC compiler, it's Itanium2, gcc and they are all happy with it.
I've found it to be highly portable, and I mean gcc, MIPSpro, HP's cc, Sun's cc, Visual C++, Tru64's cc.
Which compiler are you using? I'm a bit concerned...
I've used HP's PA-RISC compiler, it's Itanium2, gcc and they are all happy with it.
I've found it to be highly portable, and I mean gcc, MIPSpro, HP's cc, Sun's cc, Visual C++, Tru64's cc.
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