Consider the following datatype definitions on an IA32 (x86) machine. typedef struct char c; double *p; short s; int i; struct1; Assume the alignment rules discussed in lecture: data types of x bytes in size must be aligned on x-byte boundaries (e.g., a variable of type int is 4 bytes so its address must be aligned to multiple of 4 bytes). You can assume that the compiler will not reorder the fields to reduce the total size