No, you’ll have to wrap it in a class.  That said, class references from a 
struct are frowned upon, as you may wind up sharing mutable state (which 
structs are meant to combat).

What’re you trying to represent with the UnsafeMutablePointer?  A connection 
handle?

Dan

> On May 20, 2016, at 12:53 PM, Adrian Zubarev via swift-users 
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>> Can I put an UnsafeMutablePointer inside a struct and destroy deallocate 
>> correctly without nesting a class which has `deinit`? I’m not sure how to 
>> check this.
> 
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