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    <p>Hello,</p>

    <p>I had a quick look, and just want to note about the difference

      between the result of `sizeof` and `MemoryLayout::byteSize`. From

      what I've seen, compilers typically pad out the end of a struct so

      that it can be aligned when placed in an array, and this can be

      observed when using PAHole, or the MSVC debugging flags. i.e. this

      seems to be more than just a quirk of the sizeof operator. If you

      want the same result using the layout API, you have to add this

      trailing padding:</p>

    <pre>    MemoryLayout.structLayout(

        ValueLayout.JAVA_DOUBLE.withName("d1_"),

        ValueLayout.JAVA_DOUBLE.withName("d2_"),

        ValueLayout.JAVA_INT.withName("type_"),

        MemoryLayout.paddingLayout(4));</pre>

    <p>Jorn<br>

    </p>

    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 26-2-2025 03:13, Lain Lain wrote:<br>

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        <div>Hi,</div>

        <div>We would like to present you ffmbindings project which

          helps to do manual bindings to C++ libraries from Java using

          FFM.</div>

        <div>Currently it contains bindings to eigen C++ library but we

          are going to publish few more this month.</div>

        <div> </div>

        <div>Source code: <a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="https://bitbucket.org/ffmbindings">https://bitbucket.org/ffmbindings</a><br>

          Documentation: <a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="https://ffmbindings.onrender.com">https://ffmbindings.onrender.com</a></div>

        <div> </div>

        <div>Any feedback are welcome.</div>

        <div> </div>

        <div>Thank you,</div>

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