# XO0531: a large parameter is only stored while each caller passes its last use

Reported by `xo vet`, not `xo check`. A parameter is borrowed from the caller: storing it (in a struct literal, a list or map literal, a push, put, or insert, rt.any_of) shares every reference counted field of the value (Str, Bytes, List, Map, handles), and the caller then releases its own copy after the call. When every caller passes a local it does not use again, storing the value at the caller (or returning it from the function) moves it instead and does neither walk. For a value with at least 8 such fields a profile of the HTTP/2 server found about 5,600 instructions a call. See decision 0263.

## Example

```xo
struct Conn {
  a: Str, b: Str, c: Str, d: Str
  e: Str, f: Str, g: Str, h: Str
}

struct Saved {
  conn: Conn
}

fn save(c: Conn) -> Saved {
  Saved{conn: c}
}

fn handle(c: Conn) -> Saved {
  let d = c
  save(d)
}
```

## Fix

```xo
struct Conn {
  a: Str, b: Str, c: Str, d: Str
  e: Str, f: Str, g: Str, h: Str
}

struct Saved {
  conn: Conn
}

fn handle(c: Conn) -> Saved {
  let d = c
  Saved{conn: d}
}
```

Run `xo explain XO0531` for this text in a terminal, or see
[section 10.6 of the specification](../../spec/core/#106-diagnostic-codes).