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Sorry, this doesn't really address the OP question. But this discussion got me wondering. If Apple's claims that Swift is faster than obj-c actually prove to h
by void-star 12y ago
Sorry, this doesn't really address the OP question.
But this discussion got me wondering. If Apple's claims that Swift is faster than obj-c actually prove to hold up, would it be possible/worth-it for something like RubyMotion to compile down to Swift/native instead of obj-c (at least for the "good" parts)?