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Diffstat (limited to 'src/debug/inc/common.h')
| -rw-r--r-- | src/debug/inc/common.h | 24 |
1 files changed, 1 insertions, 23 deletions
diff --git a/src/debug/inc/common.h b/src/debug/inc/common.h index 77fe27a4b3..3bbf0a6f08 100644 --- a/src/debug/inc/common.h +++ b/src/debug/inc/common.h @@ -295,29 +295,7 @@ inline CORDB_ADDRESS ALIGN_ADDRESS( CORDB_ADDRESS val, CORDB_ADDRESS alignment ) return result; } -// -// Whenever a structure is marshalled between different platforms, we need to ensure the -// layout is the same in both cases. We tell GCC to use the MSVC-style packing with -// the following attribute. The main thing this appears to control is whether -// 8-byte values are aligned at 4-bytes (GCC default) or 8-bytes (MSVC default). -// This attribute affects only the immediate struct it is applied to, you must also apply -// it to any nested structs if you want their layout affected as well. You also must -// apply this to unions embedded in other structures, since it can influence the starting -// alignment. -// -// Note that there doesn't appear to be any disadvantage to applying this a little -// more agressively than necessary, so we generally use it on all classes / structures -// defined in a file that defines marshalled data types (eg. DacDbiStructures.h) -// The -mms-bitfields compiler option also does this for the whole file, but we don't -// want to go changing the layout of, for example, structures defined in OS header files -// so we explicitly opt-in with this attribute. -// -#ifdef __GNUC__ -#define MSLAYOUT __attribute__((__ms_struct__)) -#else -#define MSLAYOUT -#endif - +#include "dacprivate.h" // for MSLAYOUT #include "dumpcommon.h" #endif //DEBUGGER_COMMON_H |