std::align_val_t
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enum
class align_val_t :
std::size_t
{
}
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Both new-expression and delete-expression, when used with objects whose alignment requirement is greater than __STDCPP_DEFAULT_NEW_ALIGNMENT__
, pass that alignment requirement as an argument of type std::align_val_t
Notes
Alignment (as obtained by alignof) has the type std::size_t, but placement forms of allocation and deallocation functions that take std::size_t
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__cpp_aligned_new |
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(C++17) | Dynamic memory allocation for over-aligned data |
See also
allocation functions (function) |
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deallocation functions (function) |