and yes I know I can use clib or do it myself or whatever, but still, WTF ?
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I feel your pain. Just had to do this a week ago. And I couldn't use _aligned_malloc family because they're MSVC specific, and I wanted CRT-independent code (so WinAPI or malloc).
Generally the vast majority of allocators do not support the custom alignment, which is sad.
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