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It would probably make development a lot easier if we could make the code use Automated Reference Counting in our ObjC code. A few caveats though:
We'd have to be careful in spots where we stick native objects in void *s to make sure they are still retained as ARC doesn't manage those
How would our native calls (ObjC syntax in a Hammer script) work with this? Right now we just treat the returned object pointers like ints, but now we'd have to parse the annotations Swift uses and properly retain/release objects. OTOH these annotations weren't there when we started doing this.
There's no point in porting the editor XIBs etc., as we'll replace them with Stacksmith stacks and parts anyway, long-term.
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It would probably make development a lot easier if we could make the code use Automated Reference Counting in our ObjC code. A few caveats though:
void *
s to make sure they are still retained as ARC doesn't manage thoseThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: