The cpp D_PAD is a feature in the C++ programming language that allows for padding or aligning data structures to optimize memory usage and improve performance. It ensures that data is efficiently stored in memory by inserting additional bytes (padding) between structure members to align them with memory addresses that are multiples of their size. This alignment reduces memory fragmentation and alleviates performance issues caused by unaligned memory accesses.
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