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See also this article on AppleInsider : http://bit.ly/aVCuKz http://bit.ly/aVCuKz I'm not privy to the technical details, but it would seem Apple banning other
by martinpannier 17y ago
See also this article on AppleInsider : http://bit.ly/aVCuKz http://bit.ly/aVCuKz
I'm not privy to the technical details, but it would seem Apple banning other programming languages than Objective-C etc. was not an ideological decision, but that it was based on the new requirements of the multitasking feature in iPhone OS 4.0.
Can anyone with more technical know-how weigh in on this discussion ?
- xsmasher 17y agoSeems unlikely. What trouble could an application translated from another language cause that a custom C++ / C program can not? Other than simple inefficiency of course.
- cheald 17y agoThat argument has no weight at all. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1253621 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1253621 has a good dissection of it.