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(Second mail.  Can anybody read this, or is the mail lost?)

This bug-report relates to the documentation for gcc version 2.7.2,
all targets.

The documentation for TRAMPOLINE_ALIGNMENT is inconsistent with
the code (function.c and many targets):

----
`TRAMPOLINE_ALIGNMENT'
     Alignment required for trampolines, in bits.

     If you don't define this macro, the value of `BIGGEST_ALIGNMENT'
     is used for aligning trampolines.
----
In fact, the code in function.c uses TRAMPOLINE_ALIGNMENT as
an alignment in _bytes_, 
(or really: the smallest addressable entity), not in bits.

Obviously this is not serious; the other way round would have
been fatal... :-)

(Btw, BIGGEST_ALIGNMENT is only used implicitly, not as a 
direct replacement for TRAMPOLINE_ALIGNMENT)

The name suffix of the macro (.._ALIGNMENT), implies that to be
consistent with other macros (e.g BIGGEST_ALIGNMENT),
the Most Honorable Action would be to change the code, not the
documentation. 

/Best regards
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