And the function will still perform pointer arithmetic.

[`@safe` functions cannot perform pointer arithmetic](https://dlang.org/spec/function.html#safe-functions), but...

...for `opAssign`, then afterward it didn't perform a move, but instead did a `memcpy...

...initializer it gets put into that initialized value.

The constructor does not perform the initializer.

...then we use an index, we can perform a bound check.
I am not sure...

...is out of binary then you can perform a load against ``ModuleInfo*``, but you cannot...

```d
ref perform() => a + b;
return perform;
```

...int a, int b) {
	alias Perform = a + b;
	return Perform;
}
```

This is far more expected...

...the values, to see if you can perform operators (modify in place).

The C# ``readonly...

...into multiple `write` calls is going to perform worse (and potentially cause weird outputs) as...