Andrej Mitrovic: > I think this is what refcounted structs are for.
"ref structs" are regular heap-allocated GC-managed structs, but they are managed by reference instead of by pointer. So refcounting is not significant here. -------------------------- Jonathan M Davis: > That or make it a class and make it final. Such class instances have a 2 words overhead, plus runtime code to initialize those fields. "ref structs" don't have them. Bye, bearophile
