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<div>I would rather go right to the end game here and just work on coding up an implementation of JSON encoding / decoding and making it conform to the NSJSONSerialization spec. I can set up a repo for us to work on it. </div>
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<div>The main decision here, is do we code a small lib in C and then call it from the Swift side, or do we just write the entire implementation in Swift? From a performance standpoint C is usually my go to, but if we use swift with only structs and we really
focus on minimizing use of functions that would be costly / do a lot of profiling and optimization we can get very close to equivalent performance? At least to the level of the current objective c / c version? I'm also not sure of potential performance penalties
of calling C functions from swift. Someone with more knowledge will have to weigh in on that one. <br>
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On Dec 4, 2015, at 6:24 PM, swizzlr <<a href="mailto:me@swizzlr.co">me@swizzlr.co</a>> wrote:<br>
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<blockquote type="cite">Re: Rules on adding dependencies</blockquote>
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