ahatanak added a comment.
OK, I now understand what you meant.
> How about the following?
>
> else if (LocalAlignment == 8) {
> if (NumBytesAtAlign8 == 0) {
> // We have not seen any 8-byte aligned element yet. There is no padding
> and we are either 4-byte
> // aligned or 8-byte aligned depending on NumBytesAtAlign4.
> // Add in 4 bytes padding if we are not 8-byte aligned including this
> element.
> if ((LocalSize + NumBytesAtAlign4) % 8 != 0) {
> memmove(&Buffer[Index - 4], &Buffer[Index], NumBytesAtAlign4);
> Index -= 4;
> }
If Capacity is not a multiple of 8, (LocalSize + NumBytesAtAlign4) % 8 doesn't
tell you whether the new element will be 8-byte aligned. For example, if
Capacity==36, NumBytesAtAlign4==4, and LocalSize==8, (LocalSize +
NumBytesAtAlign4) equals 12 but padding is not needed as the new element can
start at Index=24. Note that it's possible to have a Capacity that isn't a
multiple of 8 by calling TypeLocBuilder::reserve. I think padding is needed if
the new index (Index - LocalSize) is not a multiple of 8.
http://reviews.llvm.org/D16843
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