I have a case of g++ generating this instruction: add $0xe,%esp and creating a non 32bit aligned %esp. This is enabling a SIGSEGV in a signal handler that expects the stack to be word aligned. How can I find out if GCC V3.4.6 is intended to keep the stack word aligned at all times as required according to System V i386 ABI v4? (As many of you might suspect, this problem does not exhibit using gcc v4, nor when using -march=pentium4. But it's in a large/outdated build source tree that someone would rather not port and test under a completely new gcc.) Thank you, =- Curtis Taylor
