Sorry if the question may be duplicate I neither could find it here nor using Google.
I'm new to unsafe Swift and I was wondering why the size of an array of Bools which is e.g 10 bytes, is still 8 bytes ?
If I wasn't able to say what I meant I would be wondering if you could take a look at this code :
var boolArray = [Bool]()
for _ in 1...10{
boolArray.append(true)
}
print(MemoryLayout.size(ofValue: boolArray))
I don't get why it prints 8 while the array has 10 bools which at least contains of 10 bytes.
Because the result of function size does not include any dynamically allocated or out of line storage. See MemoryLayout.size(ofValue:)