Is there any difference between passing a structure of 3 ints by copy vs just passing 3 ints individually into a method?
From the amount of bytes copied obviously not. Just wondering if there are some compiler optimisations that get harder/easier when packing values together vs leaving them separate.
Func(int a, int b, int c)
Vs
Func(vector3 v)
Vector3{ int a, int b, int c }
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