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Annotation of 42BSD/ucb/pascal/src/align.h, revision 1.1.1.1

1.1       root        1: /* Copyright (c) 1979 Regents of the University of California */
                      2: 
                      3: /* static      char sccsid[] = "@(#)align.h 1.2 2/1/83"; */
                      4: 
                      5:     /*
                      6:      * alignment of various types in bytes.
                      7:      * sizes are found using sizeof( type ).
                      8:      */
                      9: #ifdef vax
                     10: #   define A_CHAR      1
                     11: #   define A_INT       4
                     12: #   define A_FLOAT     4
                     13: #   define A_DOUBLE    4
                     14: #   define A_LONG      4
                     15: #   define A_SHORT     2
                     16: #   define A_POINT     4
                     17: #   define A_STRUCT    1
                     18: #   define A_STACK     4
                     19: #   define A_FILET     4
                     20: #   define A_SET       4
                     21: #   define A_MIN       1
                     22: #   define A_MAX       4
                     23: #endif vax
                     24: #ifdef mc68000
                     25: #   define A_CHAR      1
                     26: #   define A_INT       2
                     27: #   define A_FLOAT     2
                     28: #   define A_DOUBLE    2
                     29: #   define A_LONG      2
                     30: #   define A_SHORT     2
                     31: #   define A_POINT     2
                     32: #   define A_STRUCT    2
                     33: #   define A_STACK     2
                     34: #   define A_FILET     2
                     35: #   define A_SET       2
                     36: #   define A_MIN       1
                     37: #   define A_MAX       2
                     38: #endif mc68000

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