Tim Peters added the comment: Looks fine to me. The third one uses native size and alignment (see the "Byte Order, Size, and Alignment" section of the struct docs). After the first 5 B's, a pad byte is inserted so that the next H is properly aligned (to a 2-byte boundary). That makes 6 bytes so far. H then takes 2 bytes, making 8 bytes so far. The final B adds the 9th byte. As the docs say, < and > do no padding, so no pad byte is added in the first two cases.
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