Demi-lich Sad to see the abi stability of swift being deferred. This language is going to be old hat by the time I get to use it. 
Joe Groff
@queersorceress A late ABI is only late until it's finished; a bad ABI is bad forever
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@jckarter@queersorceress Is there any chance that iOS could keep a cache of Swift runtimes shared between apps? -
@jckarter@queersorceress (I'm sure you're not responsible for this, but I'll float the idea anyway just in case it hasn't been discussed) - View other replies
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@queersorceress@jckarter Hmm, interesting, why's that? My impression is that there are only a handful of release versions of the runtime. -
@queersorceress@jckarter I'm an edge case, but I have hundreds of apps on my phone and download dozens of app updates every week. - View other replies
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@queersorceress@jckarter In my imagination, non-release versions of the runtime wouldn't be included in the cache. -
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@jckarter y’all are doing fantastic work
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@jckarter@queersorceress An ABI is never late, nor is it early. It arrives precisely when it means to! -
@jckarter@queersorceress@ericasadun I couldn't agree more with you! -
@jckarter@queersorceress Why have a stable non-C ABI at all?Why not ship versioned low-level IL that's compiled by system/AppStore service?
Ari Weinstein
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