❔ A question about struct - interface implementation
Structs that implement interfaces arent allocated on the heap normally, rather just if being cast to the specific interface?
I'm posting this because im not 100% sure about it
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Structs with interface are allocated the same way as regular structs. It's only when referencing them through the interface they are boxed and treated like objects
Yeah thats what I thought, thanks
That also means added limitations such as not being able to use structs in generic covariance
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