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C Standard Library stdalign.h
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C Library - <stdalign.h>
The stdalign.h header file is part of the standard C library. It defines macros related to alignment and allows us to query and specify the alignment of object in our C programs.
C − stdalign.h Operators
Following is the operator defined in the header stdalign.h −
| Sr.No. | Operator & Description |
|---|---|
| 1 |
alignof(type)
This helps us to determine the alignment of a type or an expression. |
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