ojhunt wrote:
> MSVC always uses 64-bit `long double`. I don't know anything about attempts
> to use 80-bit `long double` on Windows except that they're asking for tons of
> complexity.
Right, that was what I thought (a few years ago I was _very_ jealous of win64
making that choice).
To understand what clang might be doing wrong, what happens if someone were to
do something along the lines of (stealing from original failure) this?
```cpp
#include <array>
struct Klass { some_overaligned_type_t field; };
void test() {
std::array<Klass, 16> matrix;
matrix.fill({});
}
```
would that be expected to work?
https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/208256
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