A portable way of pointer alignment

C

Chris M. Thomasson

Ian Collins said:
Chris M. Thomasson wrote: [...]
Ahhh. I think I just made a false point here. I am not determining the
alignment of a "pure" reference type. Instead, I am calculating the
alignment of an object that happens to contain a reference type. Well,
you make a good point Ian. I am having trouble thinking of how I can use
the alignment of a pure reference type!
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Don't think too hard!
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LOL! :^D
 

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