Christoffer Lernö
@mpweiher just got my bug report wishing for a dynamic Swift closed with a "we won't do that" as expected.
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@mpweiher it's really about what they intend for Swift to be. Will it be able to replace ObjC or not.
Marcel Weiher
@nuoji ..of having a language where anyone can build something like CoreData , you will have a language with built-in support for CoreData.
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@nuoji Opt-out: int-overflow, non-null, objc, … -
@mpweiher int overflow is really a strange feature in a language without exceptions. -
@nuoji Should have created a proper numeric tower instead. It's way overdue. - View other replies
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@mpweiher yes, and *that* one could have been opt-out. That would make sense. -
@nuoji Yep. "Int" -> safe dynamic integer, overflows to bigint, divides to fraction/float. Int32/Int64: fixed precision machine int. - View other replies
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@mpweiher do you think it's too late to file a radar for that for Swift? ;) -
@nuoji http://openradar.appspot.com/radar?id=5781909804154880 … A betting pool on how quickly Swift radars get the finger might be neat ;-) - View other replies
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@nuoji Apple's CoreData, that is, and you WILL like it.Just another tightening of the screws (AppStore, AppStore-only APIs despite promises)
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