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You can actual write in assembler on iOS and use that (sparingly) in your programs, which means there are optionally no layers between you and the CPU. For alm
by pslam 12y ago
You can actual write in assembler on iOS and use that (sparingly) in your programs, which means there are optionally no layers between you and the CPU.
For almost all apps, that's unnecessary, but it's there as an option if you really need it.
- seabrookmx 12y agoYou see a bit of this in game development. At my old job, our engine was written in C++, however we had two copies of our matrix library: one written in C for desktop etc. and one written in ARM NEON asm, for building on iOS or with the Android NDK.