“The Lost Art of C Structure Packing” now covers Go and Rust

I have issued a new version, 1.19, of The Lost Art of C Structure Packing.

The document now covers Go and Rust as well as C, reflecting their increasing prominence as systems-programming languages competing with C and being deployed in contexts where structure-size optimizations can be of some importance.

TL;DR: C alignment and packing rules map over to Go in the most obvious way except for one quirk near zero-length structure members. Rust can be directed to act in a C-like way but by default all bets are off.