Kevin wrote: > (…) or will it be similar to C# and be a serious „platform-only“ thing?
IMHO since it is a part of LLVM project, there's nothing that makes it platform specific. Clang supports various ObjC runtimes, so I presume Swift will follow. Chris wrote: > We don't have anything to say about that at this point, but you can read all > about swift, for free, with the new Swift iBook. I am after my 1st read. So far what makes me curious is whether there will be a way to keep class instances on stack. From what I understood all classes are pointers where value types are not. Not sure whether containers are pointers or values though. I wish to be there at WWDC ;) Swift seems to carry C++11 power without its clutter, however I am not sure if it is as much expressive as C++11. Regards, -- Adam _______________________________________________ cfe-users mailing list cfe-users@cs.uiuc.edu http://lists.cs.uiuc.edu/mailman/listinfo/cfe-users
