(awesomeness snipped, read his post for details)
> Technically resource_pool is relying on non-portable behavior, but fixing it the
> "right" way would mean rearranging a bunch of the memory allocation code so that the
> memory_entry gets populated after g++ fixes up the pointer. Or just do the simple
> workaround -- add an ARM-specific #ifdef that uses 8 instead of sizeof(size_t), and
> cross your fingers that g++ never needs padding on other platforms.
Fantastic! This should be able to get us moving forward again on ARM. Now where'd I put my ARM OLPC? 
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