> A sequence holds three things in a small stack-allocated object, the
> "capacity" which is the size of the buffer, "length" which is the current
> amount of elements in the buffer and a pointer to the "buffer" itself. This
> amounts to 24 bytes.
Sorry, I do not have you valid email address, and contacting you by a github
issue may be something what you may not really like.
But I read this comment now for the second time from you, and it is obviously
wrong:
proc main =
var s: seq[int]
echo s.sizeof
main()
Run
This prints 8 for refc GC and 16 for --gc:arc. On 64 bit Linux OS. Indeed I was
only sure that your 24 byte was wrong, I did not really remembered the 8/16
difference. I think I have to prove read that in my book.
