Mark Shinwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > - 64-bit arguments are aligned on 64-bit boundaries -- which may mean > that padding is inserted beneath them (for example if there is a > 32-bit argument aligned to a 64-bit boundary beneath the 64-bit > argument). No more padding than is required is inserted.
If you want to make it usable for Linux kernel based system you would need to change alignof(long long) to 4 matching i386. Otherwise you cannot use the existing 32bit emulation layer and would need a new one (this is much more than just a standard C library; it also covers all ioctls and all system calls) Same is likely true for the BSDs and Solaris at least. -Andi
