On 05/28/2010 06:55 PM, John Rose wrote:
Part of the advantage of the structs Per is talking about is this: Structs may
be passed as arguments and used as locals elementwise, with no allocation on
the stack.
And more critically: Returned as method results.
It is easy enough to simulate struct arguments or locals
or fields: just use one argument or local for each struct "field".
But you can't do that for method results.
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