The current iOS headers don't specify any nullability qualifiers. This means that clang will treat everything as implicitly unwrapped, which makes this framework a ticking time bomb to use with Swift.
Objective-c is being relegated to a second class citizen, this kind of thing is an absolute must have for a lot of folks out there.
The current iOS headers don't specify any nullability qualifiers. This means that clang will treat everything as implicitly unwrapped, which makes this framework a ticking time bomb to use with Swift.
Objective-c is being relegated to a second class citizen, this kind of thing is an absolute must have for a lot of folks out there.