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The company I work for uses Swift a lot... that said, the performance sensitive parts of the code is still Cpp. Swift is nifty but still not Cpp I guess.
by speeder 4y ago
The company I work for uses Swift a lot... that said, the performance sensitive parts of the code is still Cpp.
Swift is nifty but still not Cpp I guess.
- asadlionpk 4y agoHow does it compare performance wise to cpp in real-life.
- Teknoman117 4y agoIs the company you work for mostly targeting Apple devices? I'd be interested to hear if there is any large scale Swift usage outside of the Apple ecosystem. If you are targeting Apple devices, was your performance sensitive code always written in Cpp or did you leave Objective-C for Swift+Cpp? Or, were the Cpp parts inherited and just wrapped with whatever your platform's encouraged language was? (I used to do contract iOS work but I stopped around the time Swift came out due to taking a rewarding full-time job, so I never really spent much time on Swift beyond "huh, neat")