@rolfk wrote:
That has nothing to do with the bitness of your CPU or the OS. It is only dependent on the compiler alignment setting when you compile your DLL. Microsoft Compilers use a default alignment of 8 bytes. That means every variable or element inside a cluster will be aligned to the smaller one of either its own size or the default alignment.
You can change the compiler alignment either with a compiler switch or an explicit #pragma iin your source code where you declare the variables or structure typedefs.
Thanks for that knowledge bit, rolfk!
