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func Bytes ¶ added in v2.3.0
Bytes returns a []byte view of s without allocation for any string- or byte-slice-backed type. It relies on string and slice headers both starting with the data pointer (guaranteed by the gc runtime layout, and the same assumption UnsafeString makes). When S's underlying type is string, the result aliases immutable memory and must only be read.
func Seq ¶ added in v2.4.0
Seq is Bytes' inverse: it returns b viewed as S without allocation, for either instantiation. It relies on the string header being a prefix of the slice header (data pointer, then length), so reinterpreting a slice header yields a valid string view; the []byte instantiation reads the full header back unchanged. The caller must guarantee b is never written again when S's underlying type is string, since the result would alias memory the runtime assumes immutable.
func UnsafeBytes ¶
UnsafeBytes returns a byte slice view of s without allocation.
func UnsafeString ¶
UnsafeString returns a string view of b without allocation.
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