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January 8, 2015 16:44
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Memory alignment cases.
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#include <stdio.h> | |
struct P1 { int i; char c; long j; char d; }; | |
struct P2 { long j; char c; char d; int i; }; | |
struct P3 { short w[3]; char c[3]; }; | |
struct P4 { short w[3]; char *c[3]; }; | |
struct P5 { struct P1 a[2]; struct P2 *p; }; | |
int main() | |
{ | |
struct P1 p1; | |
struct P2 p2; | |
struct P3 p3; | |
struct P4 p4; | |
struct P5 p5; | |
printf("struct P1 { int i; char c; long j; char d; };\n"); | |
printf("total=%lu, offsets: %ld %ld %ld %ld\n\n", sizeof(p1), (unsigned char *)&p1.i - (unsigned char *)&p1, (unsigned char *)&p1.c - (unsigned char *)&p1, (unsigned char *)&p1.j - (unsigned char *)&p1, (unsigned char *)&p1.d - (unsigned char *)&p1); | |
printf("struct P2 { long j; char c; char d; int i; };\n"); | |
printf("total=%lu, offsets: %ld %ld %ld %ld\n\n", sizeof(p2), (unsigned char *)&p2.j - (unsigned char *)&p2, (unsigned char *)&p2.c - (unsigned char *)&p2, (unsigned char *)&p2.d - (unsigned char *)&p2, (unsigned char *)&p2.i - (unsigned char *)&p2); | |
printf("struct P3 { short w[3]; char c[3] };\n"); | |
printf("total=%lu, offsets: %ld %ld\n\n", sizeof(p3), (unsigned char *)&p3.w - (unsigned char *)&p3, (unsigned char *)&p3.c - (unsigned char *)&p3); | |
printf("struct P4 { short w[3]; char *c[3]; };\n"); | |
printf("total=%lu, offsets: %ld %ld\n\n", sizeof(p4), (unsigned char *)&p4.w - (unsigned char *)&p4, (unsigned char *)&p4.c - (unsigned char *)&p4); | |
printf("struct P5 { struct P1 a[2]; struct P2 *p; };\n"); | |
printf("total=%lu, offsets: %ld %ld\n\n", sizeof(p5), (unsigned char *)&p5.a - (unsigned char *)&p5, (unsigned char *)&p5.p - (unsigned char *)&p5); | |
return 0; | |
} |
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