Ok I think the following compiles and works as expected.
type
TestObj {.packed.} = object
m_1 {.align(8).} : int64
m2 {.align(8).}: float64
m3 {.align(8).}: uint8
Run
It would be great if we could set the alignment for all object fi
Thanks for your reply. I don't necessarily need them always tightly packed, but
with a byte boundary. The 'n' byte part in the C pragma compiler directive.
Is it possible to do like this? I tried but it doesn't seem to compile.
type
TestObj {.packed(8).} = object
m_1
Hi,
I'm trying to create Nim bindings for an arcane C API that uses struct packing
specified using #pragma pack(push, n) all over the headers. What is the most
effective way to achieve such struct packing in Nim Objects. Here's an example
in C
#pragma pack(push, 8)
struct A {