I assume that a thread's thread_local data is typically stored in one or more regions of continuous memory. It seems desirable that these regions start at the beginning of a cache line, and be padded so the size is a multiple of the cache line size. Is it a reasonable and de facto highly portable assumption that this is the case?
thread local storage - In C++, is thread_local data aligned and padded to avoid cache aliasing in widely-used C++ implementation
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