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You mean non-nullable object types then. Which are faster and take up less space because that's how the hardware works :)
by anonymoushn 3y ago
You mean non-nullable object types then. Which are faster and take up less space because that's how the hardware works :)
- invalidname 3y agoThey're not faster for all cases. Near memory works great for some edge cases such as looping on an array of data in a block. This is very much a special edge case. For many other non-benchmark situations this isn't so simple. If you add the overhead of memory copying and lack of identity things are more complex.