INFO: #pragma pack() Affects Declarations, Not DefinitionsLast reviewed: September 2, 1997Article ID: Q40027 |
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SUMMARYThe pack pragma affects declarations, not definitions. Place #pragma pack() prior to data declarations.
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Sample CodeThe following program demonstrates usage of #pragma pack():
/* compile options needed */
/* Elements of variables of type struct x will be byte-aligned. */
#pragma pack(1)
struct x { int a; char b; int c; };
/* Elements of variables of type struct y will be word-aligned. */
#pragma pack(2)
struct y { int a; char b; int d; };
/* The pragma below does NOT affect the definitions that follow. */
#pragma pack(4)
struct x X;
struct y Y;
void main (void)
{ /* dummy main */ }
NOTE: The default packing value for the 16-bit products mentioned above is
2 bytes. The default packing value for Visual C++ 32-bit, versions 1.0 and
2.xx, is 4 bytes. The default packing value for Visual C++ 32-bit, version
4.0, is 4 bytes for bit fields and 8 bytes otherwise.
Keywords : CLngIss Version : MS-DOS:6.0,6.00a,6.00ax,7.0; WINDOWS:1.0,1.5,1.51,1.52; WINDOWS NT:1.0,2.0,2.1,4.0,5.0 Platform : MS-DOS NT WINDOWS |
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