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Printing a Kotlin/Native object that is exported to an Objective C framework in Swift yields the object name and address, but printing the address of it the Swift way is always that address offset by 0x28. Any idea why this is?
```
let a: MyType = ...
print(a) // MyType@c56528
print(Unmanaged.passUnretained(a).toOpaque()) // 0x0000000100c56500
```
The second print should print the address of `a`, whereas the first would just be the default toString for Kotlin objects, I don’t know why the addresses are slightly offset though.

Because Swift and K/N objects has different layout, so they cannot share same address.

So there is two copies of the same object?

I figured the K/N object just gets converted to one Obj C object

No, data is shared, but metadata is per-runtime