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abhivg
Hi,
I am trying to port a 32 bit Unix application to 64 bit Windows. While
compiling on Windows I am getting a number of warnings related to
structure padding.
More specifically "warning C4820: 'seqargs' : '4' bytes padding added
after data member 'stop_codon_pos'"
Assuming that there is no pointer arithmetic being done on these
structures, is it ok to safely ignore this warning?
Abhishek
I am trying to port a 32 bit Unix application to 64 bit Windows. While
compiling on Windows I am getting a number of warnings related to
structure padding.
More specifically "warning C4820: 'seqargs' : '4' bytes padding added
after data member 'stop_codon_pos'"
Assuming that there is no pointer arithmetic being done on these
structures, is it ok to safely ignore this warning?
Abhishek