Date: Sat, 9 Dec 2023 22:14:01 +0000
On Saturday, December 9, 2023, Frederick Virchanza Gotham wrote:
>
>
> In both of these use cases, I'd much prefer if we could do the following:
>
> struct TokenInfo {
> long unsigned a;
> char b;
> long unsigned c;
> char d;
> };
>
> typedef struct TokenInfo [[packed]] TicketInfo;
>
> So now 'TicketInfo' is a packed form of the 'TokenInfo' struct.
>
Actually let me go a bit further with this. When you have:
struct TokenInfo {
long unsigned a;
char b;
long unsigned c;
char d;
};
typedef struct TokenInfo [[packed]] TicketInfo;
The compiler treats it as if you had written:
struct TokenInfo {
long unsigned a;
char b;
long unsigned c;
char d;
};
struct TicketInfo {
unaligned<long unsigned> a;
unaligned<char> b;
unaligned<long unsigned> c;
unaligned<char> d;
};
>
>
> In both of these use cases, I'd much prefer if we could do the following:
>
> struct TokenInfo {
> long unsigned a;
> char b;
> long unsigned c;
> char d;
> };
>
> typedef struct TokenInfo [[packed]] TicketInfo;
>
> So now 'TicketInfo' is a packed form of the 'TokenInfo' struct.
>
Actually let me go a bit further with this. When you have:
struct TokenInfo {
long unsigned a;
char b;
long unsigned c;
char d;
};
typedef struct TokenInfo [[packed]] TicketInfo;
The compiler treats it as if you had written:
struct TokenInfo {
long unsigned a;
char b;
long unsigned c;
char d;
};
struct TicketInfo {
unaligned<long unsigned> a;
unaligned<char> b;
unaligned<long unsigned> c;
unaligned<char> d;
};
Received on 2023-12-09 22:14:03