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The big down-side is that they'd end up with really fat binaries and edge case bugs in some apps across architectures. Apple can pivot architectures, but I don

by api 5y ago

The big down-side is that they'd end up with really fat binaries and edge case bugs in some apps across architectures. Apple can pivot architectures, but I don't think they do it lightly.

brucehoult 5y ago
Modern MacOS and iOS app size is completely dominated by image and other media assets. The code is down in the noise.
- saagarjha 5y ago
  This is not true; most popular iOS apps have very large binary sizes.