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1. Apple takes iPhone stability and security Very Seriously. 2. ??? 3. Therefore, if you write native iPhone apps, you must use C derivatives that expose raw

1. Apple takes iPhone stability and security Very Seriously. 2. ??? 3. Therefore, if you write native iPhone apps, you must use C derivatives that expose raw pointers and direct memory access.

rimantas 17y ago
Yeah, as if Flash is known for its stability (especially on the Apple platform) and security…
- tumult 17y ago
  This affects anything that isn't C, C++, or Objective-C. Pay attention.
  - rimantas 17y ago
    Yes it does. My comment was about Flash however.
    - catch23 17y ago
      you're preaching to the choir already. I'm pretty sure we're all in agreement on how sucky the Flash runtime is already.
towndrunk 17y ago
You haven't used XCode's Build and Analyze have you?
- cdonnellytx 17y ago
  I have, and it has some significant bugs that make it difficult to use: - There is a bug with the compiler not properly counting references when assigning a variable that needs a release to a property marked "retain". The property will increment the reference count, expecting the caller to decrement it, but the static analyzer does not see this, and so fails to warn. - http://www.openradar.appspot.com/7338181 http://www.openradar.appspot.com/7338181 - CodeSense fails to work when Static Analysis is turned on. (DISCLAIMER: I am using Xcode 3.2.1 on Snow Leopard 10.6.3)