Hi all.
I’m a CS student, and as such I’ve heard that the compiling process is very
hard, O(2^n) in the worst case (because of the type checker). I’m curious
as to how true this is. Is it truly EXP? Is there a shortcut (from the dev
perspective) to avoid this cost (maybe by defining all of the typ
[I’m not sure which list should cover this.]
I once thought of having a “#protocols(SomeTypeOrProtocol)” that was a type
alias to a composition of all protocols the given type/protocol conforms to (or
“Any” if none). It seems simple, but all current uses of protocols requires
explicit mentions
Hi Ewa!
In commit 93786d8e264d095256169a6a2552970ea785036f, you wrote: “Removing
isSwiftVersion4, isSwiftVersion5. We’ll need to come up with a better way to
conditionalize code based on language version.”
This is certainly true! I wondered what would happen as new versions came
along. :-)
I
Thanks guys! It worked!
Best regards
Toni
> Am 17.08.2017 um 00:25 schrieb Tony Allevato :
>
> Not that it's something that I'd generally recommend, but I ended up just
> commenting out that #import in AVFoundation.h and the build was able to
> complete successfully (enough for what I needed).