pragma 的问题

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为什么你的Keil工程总是报GCC pragma错误？深入解析arm_math.h与编译器兼容性问题本文深入解析Keil工程中常见的GCC pragma错误，特别是arm_math.h与ARMCC编译器的兼容性问题。通过分析GCC pragma的作用机制和ARM生态系统的工具链分裂，提供了多维度解决方案和长期维护建议，帮助开发者有效管理STM32项目中的编译警告。阅读详情

#pragma pack(1)
typedef struct
{
char a;
int b;
}firststruc;

#pragma pack(2)
typedef struct
{
char a;
short b;
int c;
}secondstruc;
sizeof(firststruc)和sizeof(secondstruc)分别为
这里的#pragma pack(1)和#pragma pack(2)分别表示什么

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pragma pack 引发的 stack smashing[字节对齐导致的栈奔溃] 认真看 VSIDE 错误提示信息可以解决大部分错误心路历程今天一块开发项目的mm突然告诉我程序崩溃了：表面原因是因为添加了一个xml工具模块，去掉调用的部分就不会奔溃了。我觉得问题没辣么简单：因为C++机制的原因可能某一块的内存操作问题导致而且这个工具模块用在了很多地方没出过问题然后我开始寻找问题： gdb 调试信息显示确实在调用哪个函数后奔溃：stack_chk_fail.即是栈溢出但是一般导致栈溢出的原因：1.数组越界 2.sprintf()、memcpy()、strcpy()等函数 3.写. 阅读详情

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lingyin55 2009-02-03

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边界对齐，和结构体内变量的存储顺序也有关系的。

giant7 2009-02-02

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学习了！！！！

lockhall 2009-02-01

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强制按照N字节对齐

不然一般32位操作系统下,按照4字节对齐原则!

捕鲸叉 2009-02-01

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边界对齐

pauliuyou 2009-01-20

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学习了, 不错.

lbh2001 2009-01-15

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[Quote=引用楼主 DuBin11 的帖子:]
#pragma pack(1)
typedef struct
{
char a;
int b;
}firststruc;

#pragma pack(2)
typedef struct
{
char a;
short b;
int c;
}secondstruc;
sizeof(firststruc)和sizeof(secondstruc)分别为
这里的#pragma pack(1)和#pragma pack(2)分别表示什么
[/Quote]
32位下
sizeof(firststruc)为5 ---> 1 + 4
sizeof(secondstruc)为8 ---> 1 + 1(填充的一位) + 2 + 4

xiaoyisnail 2009-01-15

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#pragma pack(1)
typedef struct
{
char a;
int b;
}firststruc;

此时struct firststruc的大小可以任意，因为都是一字节的整数倍，编译器不会再去对齐调整了

#pragma pack(2)
typedef struct
{
char a;
short b;
int c;
}secondstruc;
此时struct secondstruc会被编译器进行对齐，大小被调整为2的整数倍，在大多数32位机器上，sizeof(secondstruc)为8

waizqfor 2009-01-15

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使用伪指令#pragma pack (n)，C编译器将按照n个字节对齐。
使用伪指令#pragma pack ()，取消自定义字节对齐方式。
与你申请的结构体有关系

九桔猫 2009-01-15

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这个和内存对齐有关。
给楼主看下MSDN上的有关解释吧

Specifies packing alignment for structure, union, and class members.

#pragma pack( [ show ] | [ push | pop ] [, identifier ] , n )

Remarks
pack gives control at the data-declaration level. This differs from compiler option /Zp, which only provides module-level control. pack takes effect at the first struct, union, or class declaration after the pragma is seen; pack has no effect on definitions. Calling pack with no arguments sets n to its default value. This is equivalent to compiler option /Zp8.

Note that if you change the alignment of a structure, the structure will not use as much space in memory, but you may see a decrease in performance or even get a hardware-generated exception for unaligned access. It is possible to modify this exception behavior with SetErrorMode.

show (optional)
Displays the current byte value for packing alignment. The value is displayed by means of a warning message.

push (optional)
Puts a specified packing alignment value, n, on the internal compiler stack, and sets the current packing alignment value to n. If n is not specified, the current packing alignment value is pushed.

pop (optional)
Removes the record from the top of the internal compiler stack. If n is not specified with pop, then the packing value associated with the resulting record on the top of the stack is the new packing alignment value. If n is specified, for example, #pragma pack(pop, 16), n becomes the new packing alignment value. If you pop with identifier, for example, #pragma pack(pop, r1), then all records on the stack are popped until the record with identifier is found, and that record is popped and the packing value associated with the resulting record on the top of is the stack the new packing alignment value. If you pop with an identifier that is not found in any record on the stack, then the pop is ignored.

identifier (optional)
When used with push, assigns a name to the record on the internal compiler stack. When used with pop, pops records off the internal stack until identifier is removed; if identifier is not found on the internal stack, nothing is popped.

n(optional)
Specifies the value, in bytes, to be used for packing. The default value for n is 8. Valid values are 1, 2, 4, 8, and 16. The alignment of a member will be on a boundary that is either a multiple of n or a multiple of the size of the member, whichever is smaller.

n can be used with push or pop for setting a particular stack value, or alone for setting the current value used by the compiler.

#pragma pack(pop,identifier, n) is undefined.

For more information on modifying alignment, see:

__alignof

align

__unaligned

Examples of Structure Alignment (x64 specific)

Example
The following sample shows how to the pack pragma to change the alignment of a structure.

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// pragma_directives_pack.cpp
#include <stddef.h>
#include <stdio.h>

struct S {
int i; // size 4
short j; // size 2
double k; // size 8
};

#pragma pack(2)
struct T {
int i;
short j;
double k;
};

int main() {
printf("%d ", offsetof(S, i));
printf("%d ", offsetof(S, j));
printf("%d\n", offsetof(S, k));

T tt;
printf("%d ", offsetof(T, i));
printf("%d ", offsetof(T, j));
printf("%d\n", offsetof(T, k));
}

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0 4 8
0 4 6

The following sample shows how to use the push, pop, and show syntax.

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// pragma_directives_pack_2.cpp
// compile with: /W1 /c
#pragma pack() // n defaults to 8; equivalent to /Zp8
#pragma pack(show) // C4810
#pragma pack(4) // n = 4
#pragma pack(show) // C4810
#pragma pack(push, r1, 16) // n = 16, pushed to stack
#pragma pack(show) // C4810
#pragma pack(pop, r1, 2) // n = 2 , stack popped
#pragma pack(show) // C4810

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