# HG changeset patch
# User William Pitcock <nenolod@atheme.org>
# Date 1206973996 18000
# Node ID 7df56e5ec76b1ba4cef4b7ba0503b90c814237f7
# Parent  f922499e69bcecc16f5b5113a00587878c41f0e7# Parent  ac8d871b60753f88af741e00ddfd194cf4174b20
Automated merge with ssh://hg.atheme.org//hg/audacious

diff -r f922499e69bc -r 7df56e5ec76b HACKING
--- a/HACKING	Mon Mar 31 09:32:45 2008 -0500
+++ b/HACKING	Mon Mar 31 09:33:16 2008 -0500
@@ -55,7 +55,10 @@
   equal to some other platform.
 
   Some clever people might think that making struct "packed" via the
-  C packed qualifier would be a solution, but this will
+  C packed qualifier would be a solution, but this will cause problems
+  on platforms which require words to be aligned in memory - so it
+  "works" on x86 (with performance penalty), but will fail with bus error
+  on elsewhere.
 
   What you SHOULD do is read individual members of the struct one by one
   from the stream. This may sound bothersome, but by doing so, your code