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What is Memory Alignment?
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Memory alignment is the restriction imposed on memory
allocation in such a way that values associated with
multibyte get assigned only at certain places of memory.
Such Memory alignment though generally not very common
issue in OOPS terminology as the compiler takes care of
allocation of bytes at proper locations.
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Answer / achal ubbott
Above is correct. E.g. an ARM processor stores an integer(4
bytes wide) at an address which is multiple of 4 only. So
an integer would not be stored at say 0x0009 address.
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