Hej, all. I asked recently about the largest supported alignment. Turns out there is a compiler defined define, "__BIGGEST_ALIGNMENT", which indicates this value. It is usually small (16 bytes kindafing). It seems to have in older versions (something like 4.5 ish and earlier) to have been named "BIGGEST_ALIGNMENT". In other news, I've been experimenting again with the "__i686" define. As far as I can tell, it is defined for arch "i686" up to and including "pentium3" (I'm currently using 5.4.0). https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-5.4.0/gcc/x86-Options.html#x86-Options For my 32-bit atom processor, which has SSE3, I was trying to use "prescott" - but having done so, and looking at the compiler defines, it's not apparent to me now I can know I'm on prescott, because what I see in the compiler defines is "__nocona" which is I think much the same but is 64-bit.
