Where will you store reference counter for interior pointer?
type st struct { j int }
type at { i int; s st }
var a at
var s st
dealWithSt(&s)
dealWithSt(&a.s)
So, you have two choices:
- either you have to find base address for pointer on every rc
increment/decrement - and it is quite expensive operation (with current GC it
is done very rare),
- or you forbid interior pointers (and store a.s in separate location) - and
then it is not Go language.
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