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From: RayeR <glaux AT centrum DOT cz>
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Subject: Re: I need strtok_r() function
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I was suggested by Khusraw at BTRR that:

K: "It is caused by the misalignment of SSE data from some of the
assembler files, caused by DJGPP's COFF format limitations."

R: > Is it possible to enforce aligment with some __attribute__ or
compiler
> option? Does it mean that when I call a SSE instruction on data that are
> not word or dword (I don't know the block size) aligned it will throw some
> exception and crashes?

K: AFAIK it has to be aligned on 16 bytes (128 bits). I don't think
that DJGPP's COFF supports such alignment, at least without some
modifications.

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