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Sure. The part that people often complain about is that they have to make these decisions, rather than having a runtime default picked for them by the language.
by pavlov 1y ago
Sure. The part that people often complain about is that they have to make these decisions, rather than having a runtime default picked for them by the language.
- PartiallyTyped 1y agoIsn’t that having your cake and eating it too? Like if you find the performance penalty acceptable, use an RC, and you have imho a better swift.
- pavlov 1y agoI agree! As an Objective-C veteran, I feel a lot of people overthink these decisions. You can write highly performant applications with prevalent reference counting, and Rust lets you optimize where it actually counts.