[Bug c++/87373] Packed structs are not handled properly on ARM architecture even with misaligned access is enabled

murat.ursavas at gmail dot com gcc-bugzilla@gcc.gnu.org
Fri Sep 21 11:00:00 GMT 2018


https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=87373

--- Comment #11 from Murat Ursavaş <murat.ursavas at gmail dot com> ---
Richard,

I don't know about the standards as you are and please accept me as a newbie.
The peripheral parameters of the manufacturer library are all defined as
volatile structs and accessed with pointers. This is working till 4.9 but not
after 5.2.

So point me to the right direction, who should fix what and how?

I can't fix my software or use a workaround because I need packed structs. I
tried many other options but none of them worked.

To understand the matter I'd like to ask, the trunk is creating the code Umesh
just sent and this doesn't look like I expect. Is the code correct?

As far as I know I should see a shorter one with enabled unaligned access,
which looks default on Cortex-M3 architecture. Of course I would like to have
shorter image but longer image was not helping and assigning wrong values to
the variables. Minimum test case has been written to show that.


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