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We don't enable it by default either. It's not mature at this time and still suffers some issues. But just like anything Apple introduced and then required (e.g
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We don't enable it by default either. It's not mature at this time and still suffers some issues. But just like anything Apple introduced and then required (e.g. v7s, 64bit etc.) this will probably become a requirement.
E.g. they announced 64 bit and gave relatively little time to make it a requirement for all new projects. Apple officially supports: C/C++, Objective-C, Swift & JavaScript. If you skip a stage (like going directly to LLVM) they will not make your lives easier.