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I don't think this applies to good software. Nobody will retain/release something in a tight loop. And typical retain/releases don't consume much time. Of cours
by vbezhenar 6y ago
I don't think this applies to good software. Nobody will retain/release something in a tight loop. And typical retain/releases don't consume much time. Of course it improves metrics like any other micro-optimization, so it's good to have it, but that's about it.
- saagarjha 6y agoRetains and releases often happen across function call boundaries.