Agreed on performance being in the air. Tbh, I like the non-pointer option because using a pointer was causing the implementation to feel a bit weird. This clea

Agreed on performance being in the air. Tbh, I like the non-pointer option because using a pointer was causing the implementation to feel a bit weird. This cleans up a bit of the handling that was annoying (for example in the old implementation Make(&"something") didn't work because you can't reference a constant without first making a variable.