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Ouch, I was not aware of that. Deprecating Obj-C will probably also deprecate support for C/C++ support. I never used Proprietary Apple tech stack, when I mad
by stephc_int13 4y ago
Ouch, I was not aware of that.
Deprecating Obj-C will probably also deprecate support for C/C++ support.
I never used Proprietary Apple tech stack, when I made games for iOS it was C/C++/OpenGL and these days Vulkan with MoltenVK
If they deprecate native code, they are going to lose a lot of devs.
Never going to touch Swift with a ten feet pole.
- nmfisher 4y agoSwift on iOS still has support for C/C++ interop via bridging headers. I imagine that would be preserved even if Obj-C was deprecated as a broader iOS runtime. Eliminating C/C++ in one fell swoop would be disastrous.
- galad87 4y agoNothing is deprecated, they just recommend Swift and SwiftUI for new apps. And while they could deprecate UIKit in ten years or more, C and C++ won't be deprecated any time soon, they just starting working on Swift and C++ bridge too.