> You can alter the default alignment if you want, e.g. ... > But that's probably not a great idea because the default alignment > requirement is there to allow the use of sse2 vector instructions that > require aligned operands. Thanks for the hints at seeing the assembly that helps and quick reply. The alignment error was what I expected, but still expected correct behavior in C when iterating over the section. That is, struct dummy *start = __start_section_test[]; struct dummy *stop = __stop_section_test[] struct dummy *iter = start; I should be able to use iter++ to access the next element in the section. Am I doing such operation correctly, or assuming a different behavior that only worked by chance on another arch? Thanks, Noah -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/section-attribute-producing-invalid-sized-sections-tp20744085p20744424.html Sent from the gcc - Help mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
