Silent foe or quiet ally: Brief guide to alignment in C++. Part 3 -- Elizaveta Zhegalova
We continue our deep dive into memory mechanics. If you are just joining us, I recommend reviewing the foundations first. The first part covered the basics and the magic of simple data alignment…
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