[Tim] > ... > Guido explained it: we can add one 4-byte field to the list object > header on a 32-bit box for free now, but adding two grows every list > object by 8 bytes. To be more precise, we can add one 4-byte field for free on 32-bit boxes under compilers where "long double" has 4-byte alignment. We can't add anything for free under compilers where "long double" has 8-byte alignment; this includes Microsoft's compiler, alas. (The gc header is forced to long double alignment via a union trick, and that makes the gc header consume 16 bytes (4 of them unused padding) under MSVC.)
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