Who benefits from the `indirect` keyword?

[alikvovk (Alik)]

Yes, as we really don't need using try before each throwing function, we really don't need placing indirect before indirect enum rather than showing that this enum is not as simple as the other ones.

Here Is what I found on the forum:

Memory used by enums

The payloads are stored in-line by default, so yeah, the enum will be the size of its largest payload, possibly with extra space for tag bits if there's nowhere to cram the bits in the payload otherwise. You can mark your large, rare cases `indirect`, which will make the inline storage pointer-width, referencing a separate allocation: enum MyEnum {   case mostCommonlyUsed   case somewhatCommon (Int,Int)   indirect case prettyRare (Int,Int,Int,Int,Int) } -Joe

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On Apr 4, 2016, at 4:57 PM,…