Re: [lwip-users] Problem With dns.c Using 32-Bit Compilers

[Jonathan Larmour]

John Keil wrote:
> The struct dns_answer contains 3 16-bit values and 1 32-bit value, and is
> therefore 10-bytes long.  Unfortunately, since it contains at least one
> 32-bit field, the compiler forces alignment on a 32-bit boundary, so sizeof
> returns 12-bytes.  My quick and dirty fix was to change that line of code
> to...
[snip]

This implies to me that your compiler is not packing the structure. Are 
the structure packing macros (PACK_STRUCT_BEGIN/STRUCT/END) implemented in 
your cc.h? And correct for your compiler? Or you may need to provide 
arch/bpstruct.h and arch/epstruct.h and define PACK_STRUCT_USE_INCLUDES, 
depending on how structure packing is implemented in your compiler.

Jifl
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