# falign-stack

Tells the compiler the stack alignment to use on entry to routines. This is a deprecated option that may be removed in a future release.

## Architecture Restrictions

Only available on IA-32 architecture. IA-32 support is deprecated and will be removed in a future release.

## Syntax

Linux: | -falign-stack=mode

macOS: | None

Windows: | None

## Arguments

mode | Is the method to use for stack alignment. Possible values are:
assume-4-byte | Tells the compiler to assume the stack is aligned on 4-byte boundaries. The compiler can dynamically adjust the stack to 16-byte alignment if needed.
maintain-16-byte | Tells the compiler to not assume any specific stack alignment, but attempt to maintain alignment in case the stack is already aligned. The compiler can dynamically align the stack if needed. This setting is compatible with gcc.
assume-16-byte | Tells the compiler to assume the stack is aligned on 16-byte boundaries and to continue to maintain 16-byte alignment. This setting is compatible with gcc.

## Default

-falign-stack=assume-16-byte | The compiler assumes the stack is aligned on 16-byte boundaries and continues to maintain 16-byte alignment.

## Description

This option tells the compiler the stack alignment to use on entry to routines.

This is a deprecated option that may be removed in a future release. There is no replacement option.

## IDE Equivalent

None

## Alternate Options

None

Parent topic: Data Options