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	I have installed the gcc 2.7.2 sources on an SCO Open Server 5.0.0 and =
I have done the following:

 ./configure
 make CC=3Dcc
 make install

where make is provided by the SCO development package.

	Then, I have installed the RCS 5.7 sources and built with gcc compiler.

The first time I invoke the *ci* RCS command, it brings up a "not a =
regular file" error though this is a perfect regular file. Browsing the =
gcc sources, I found the previous message and suspected a problem with =
the fstat function. In fact, after a few tests I get the following =
result:

My test program with SCO cc compiler gives a 116 bytes stat struct size
My test program with gcc compiler gives a 112 bytes stat struct size

Obviously, we are running in alignment problems. I take a look to the =
SCO sys/stat.h file and computing by hand, I find a 112 bytes structure =
size, BUT with a 32 bit alignment the system function fstat is expecting =
 116 bytes (due to short types vs long types, two short paddings are =
required =3D 4 bytes).

Does that mean gcc is defaulting to 8 bit alignment on Intel ? Is there =
a workaround or gcc option for this problem ?

Any help is welcomed, thanks
Joel (SMTP:jmerlin@natsys.fr)