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Forcing alignment using a unionPosted by Samuel Tardieu on March 31, 2009 By using a union rather than a struct to portably align the heap, it is possible to spare a "long" in memory, which is otherwise wasted. I have filed an enhancement request with a proposed patch to heap_1.c and heap_2.c. RE: Forcing alignment using a unionPosted by Richard on April 1, 2009 Good plan - this is what I do in other projects but have shied away from using unions in FreeRTOS because they are against so many peoples coding standards. In this case I think it is fine though as the long is there purely for alignment and never accessed. Regards.
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