A bit of a tangent: Why on earth would one do such a thing? Why not just declaring the alignment explicitly through inheritance?

struct Id { Commands::Type id; };
struct Foo : Id { int value; };

edit: Good to see that gamedevs forum software still excels at exploding from even basic usage. Should be readable now.
edit: Oh, editing posts does not work either ... at least the changes seem to show up when reloading the page.

A bit of a tangent: Why on earth would one do such a thing? Why not just declaring the alignment explicitly through inheritance?

struct Id { Commands::Type id; };
struct Foo : Id { int value; };

edit: Good to see that gamedevs forum software still excels at exploding from even basic usage. Should be readable now.

A bit of a tangent: Why on earth would one do such a thing? Why not just declaring the alignment explicitly through inheritance?

struct Id { Commands::Type id; };
struct Foo : Id { int value; };

edit: Good to see that gamedevs forum software still excels at exploding from even basic usage. Should be readable now.

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struct Id { Commands::Type id; };
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