BitwiseCopyable
BitwiseCopyable 관련
Available from Swift 6.0
SE-0426 (apple/swift-evolution) introduces a new BitwiseCopyable protocol, which has the sole purpose of allowing the compiler to create more optimized code for conforming types.
Most of the time you don't need to do anything to enable BitwiseCopyable support. Swift will automatically apply it to most structs and enums you create as long as all the properties they contain are also bitwise copyable. That includes a huge collection of built-in types: all integers, all floating-point numbers, Bool, Duration, StaticString, and more.
Where things take a little more thinking is when you're building a library – if Swift were to automatically apply a conformance to BitwiseCopyable it could cause problems if your type changed in the future in a way that made it not support the protocol.
So, Swift disables the automatic inference for types you export with public or package visibility unless you explicitly mark those types with @frozen.
If you specifically need to disable BitwiseCopyable, you can do that by adding ~BitwiseCopyable to your type's inheritance list. For example, the standard library's CommandLine enum is both public and @frozen, so the Swift team explicitly opt out of it being bitwise copyable like this:
@frozen
public enum CommandLine : ~BitwiseCopyable {
}
Important
Opting out of BitwiseCopyable must happen directly where your type is declared rather than in an extension.
Other Changes in Swift 6.0