> Also C and C++ are both permitted to reorder structs, it's just that they don't because that's the easiest way to follow the standard. Is that feasible? Doi

> Also C and C++ are both permitted to reorder structs, it's just that they don't because that's the easiest way to follow the standard. Is that feasible? Doing so would require that the order of the member addresses not correspond to their layout in memory.