Unaligned access was common issue on many RISCs, which depending on specific Unix variant and runtime settings might mean regularly getting SIGBUS for code ported from other architectures.
Without BWX instructions from EV56 (21164A) you also could not make memory access smaller than 32bits
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Unaligned access was common issue on many RISCs, which depending on specific Unix variant and runtime settings might mean regularly getting SIGBUS for code ported from other architectures.
Without BWX instructions from EV56 (21164A) you also could not make memory access smaller than 32bits