Unaligned memory access of any sort will cause a crash on many (most?) CPU architectures (but not x86). It's best to fix the code, because even if you get around the warning it's then likely to crash on most non-x86 systems.
Unaligned memory access of any sort will cause a crash on many (most?) CPU architectures (but not x86). It's best to fix the code, because even if you get around the warning it's then likely to crash on most non-x86 systems.