Using gcc 4.0.3 I get a warning on the line:
__attribute__((packed))struct key_ {
that the attribute is ignored and that the attribute should be placed after
the keyword "struct". OK, that's no doubt ANSI-ly correct.
But, I did not get this warning previously on my old system using (I
believe) version 3.3
My question is this: Did prior versions also ignore the attribute so placed
but without warning or did they actually accept the attribute. I'm trying
to figure out whether or not I needed to pack the struct which is used in a
lot of different places. That is, did the prior working programs have the
struct packed or not?
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