Microsoft QuickC 2.5 packs (or aligns) structures at 2-byte boundaries,
by default.  This had me scratching my head for quite a while trying to
work out why the reported size of an identical structure differed between
Borland C++ 3.1 and MS QuickC 2.5.  By default, Borland C++ "aligns
structures at 1-byte boundaries", effectively not aligning them.

Does anyone know of any other DOS or OS/2 compilers that align structures
by default?  Also, does aligning structures at 2- or 4-byte boundaries 
really provide a distinct speed increase in an 'average' program?  Tnx.

andrew

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