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by Measter
654 days ago
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What's happening is that `Infallible` has no values, and cannot be instantiated. This results in `Option<Infallible>` only having one possible variant (None) which has no payload, and therefore being a zero-sized type. Separately `Vec<T>`, if `T` is a zero-sized type, never allocates and has a capacity of usize::MAX. Then, when you push into the Vec, because the value you push is zero-sized, there's no allocation and no data to write anywhere. Therefore the only effect is to increment the length counter. |
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