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Cocoa runtime VM?


  • Subject: Cocoa runtime VM?
  • From: Robert MacGregor <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 28 Jul 2005 13:59:28 -0400

Is there a runtime VM/intermediate-code tool for Cocoa/Obj-C? E.g. I could compile my Cocoa/Obj-C code to an intermediate-code/bytecode format and then run it inside a Cocoa/ObjC VM.

Why? Cocoa/Obj-C is great but, sometimes, I wish I could leave the memory management out of the code (like Java or C#). I realize there are scenarios where customizing memory usage is required; "one size does not fit all". For many projects memory/speed is not an issue and some kind of Java/C#-like memory handling would make coding easier and faster.

BTW my post isn't intended to be inflammatory. The intention wasn't to start a flame-war about the relative merits or demerits of Java or C#! :-)


Rob


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