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Hi, I have a StrongARM (sa1110) processor, using 32-bit SRAM. I don't want to use the byte select lines though. I want to access the memory (reads and writes) 32-bits at a time (always). So I need to get the gcc compiler to align all variables to 32-bit boundaries... For example.. a "char" should use 32-bits too... I have looked through the gcc info, but can find anything... surely there must be a option that does this? Or can I compile a new cross- compiler? I am using arm-elf at the moment... At the moment I am using only unsigned ints (32-bit) variables... but I would like to be able to work with strings too and hence need to use bytes ;-) Any ideas? Thanks Greg Gregor Dreijer, <gdreijer@ING.SUN.AC.ZA> Electronic Systems Laboratory (ESL) Dept. Electrical & Electronic Engineering University of Stellenbosch ------ Want more information? See the CrossGCC FAQ, http://www.objsw.com/CrossGCC/ Want to unsubscribe? Send a note to crossgcc-unsubscribe@sources.redhat.com
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