The C++11 standard introduced a new alignment feature as one of the many features of the C++ programming language that can be used with the newest C++ compilers today. This new feature was a new keyword align std::aligned_alloc that is used to provide a nested type that can be used as an uninitialized storage for any object whose size is at most the given object size by the alignment size…
The C++11 standard introduced alignment support as one of the many features of the C++ programming language that can be used with the newest C++ compilers today. One of the new features of this support was a new keyword align std::aligned_storage that is used to provide the…
The C++11 standard introduced alignment support as one of the many features of the C++ programming language that can be used with the latest C++ compilers today. One of the new features of this support was a new keyword align std::aligned_union that is used to provide a…
The C++11 standard introduced alignment support as one of the many features of a Modern compiler for the C++ programming language. One of the new features of this support is a new keyword align std::align which is used to get a pointer aligned by the specifiedalignmentfora sizein bytes in consider with size of the buffer. In this post, we explain how we can use align in…
Alignment support comes with the C++11 standard and it is one of the recent features of Modern C++ compilers. One part of this support is a new keyword alignof which is used for the alignment requirement of a type. In this post, we explain how we can use alignof in Modern…
One of the features of Modern C++ is Alignment Support which comes with the C++11 standard. One of the new features of this support is a new keyword alignas which is the alignment specifier. For example, we can apply the alignas alignment specifier to define the minimum…
