Should %rsp be aligned to 16-byte boundary before calling a function in NASM?...

Why can I stored a variable at an address that is not a multiple of its minimum alignment?...

Align C++ array of structs on 64-bit boundaries?...

Best practice for struct layout in C/C++...

Placement new depends on iostream...

Is it possible to determine the size of a type from the types of its data members...

How to properly write C structure to file on disk, so it was possible to use mmap on it?...

Why does CPU access memory on a word boundary?...

Why does the Mac ABI require 16-byte stack alignment for x86-32?...

Referencing an aligned empty struct in C?...

Partial-compare-and-full-swap for atomic values...

atomic_ref when external underlying type is not aligned as requested...

C++11: are 16-byte atomic<> variables automatically aligned on 16-byte boundaries allowing CMP...

How can one figure out if a loop is being entered with a 16 byte aligned address in x86-64 assembly?...

Why do I got junk data, when sending a structure to shader storage buffer?...

Why is alignof(max_align_t) 16?...

WORD Size and C/C++ Variables - Do Smaller Int Sizes Actually Use Less Memory?...

Alignment when using a long double in a structure...

C Avoiding Alignment Issues...

How does everything work (including operator '->'), when sizeof's size and the actual...

`movaps` vs. `movups` in GCC: how does it decide?...

C++ how to handle alignment padding when casting raw data to class objects...

What's the reallocation equivalent of std::aligned_alloc()?...

What do the MIPS load word left (LWL) and load word right (LWR) instructions do?...

minimize byte wasted to align data between 2 headers (custom allocator)...

Error #5: Unaligned word memory reference...

Can I detect and change the current data alignment setting for structures in gcc/g++?...

Why #pragma pack also affects structs' own alignment?...

why is there no aligned calloc in C11...

Allocating memory aligned buffers for SIMD; how does |16 give an odd multiple of 16, and why do it?...