>> Nope. It must be happening in crt0.c.
>Sorry, I really need to pin that down for sure. I'll do that.
I'm not sure why it would matter, presumably Cygwin isn't compiled
with any flags that would enable SSE/SSE2 instructions and so there
wouldn't be any need to have a 16-byte aligned stack in between the time
mainCRTStartup() is called by Windows and main() is called by Cygwin.
But, I notice that on my machine that Windows just happens to call
mainCRTStartup() with a 16-byte aligned stack.
Ross Ridge
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