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Has anyone out there discovered a problem with the aligned attribute?

On a Solbourne 500/5E, running sunos4.1 and openwindows3, and gcc-2.1
with the following program:

void main ()
{

long long unsigned int temp1 __attribute__ ((aligned(16)));
long long unsigned int temp2 __attribute__ ((aligned(16)));

printf ("The address of temp1 is %08x\n",&temp1);
printf ("The address of temp2 is %08x\n",&temp2);
}

using the command "gcc -Wall -ansi -O foo.c.

I get the following output from running the program:

The address of temp1 is f7fffc58
The address of temp2 is f7fffc50


*** The usual alignment of a long long is 8, does gcc ignore the
    aligned attribute when it "knows" what the alignment of a 
    varible is? ***

Thanks for any and all help.

Regards,
Dan O'Connor
doconnor@apple.com

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