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In article <RLUZZI.91May22123346@greco.dit.upm.es> rluzzi@dit.upm.es (Roman Roberto Luzzi) writes:
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+Hello:
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+  I have problems with the package option -Zp of the Microsoft C 6.0 
+Compiler when I pass structures to functions as value parameters.
+When the structures have odd size, in the calling to the function 
+the compiler puts in the stack the structure correctly (with odd size), 
+but the compiler defines the target function parameters with even size 
+(it doesn't pack the parameters in byte boundaries).
+The simple code below is an example of the problem:

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+Has anyone had this problem prior? Thanks in advance.
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+		       Roman Luzzi.(rluzzi@dit.upm.es)

Yes, I've had this problem. It appears to be a C600 compiler bug.

A solution would be to pad the structure to an even number of bytes
or just pass a pointer to the struct instead.

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