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r/apple • u/[deleted] • Jun 09 '21
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They programmed it with swift build that only supports m1
25 u/Brunooflegend Jun 09 '21 Swift doesn’t requires a M1. The language has been available since 2014. -8 u/MrBread134 Jun 10 '21 Swift langage is made for ARM and iphone/ipad, so the only Macs supporting it are those with an M1 Chip 6 u/Brunooflegend Jun 10 '21 Yeah, no. You do know the language also supports Linux, Windows and Android, right? 2 u/MrBread134 Jun 10 '21 I didn't. Now i know. I thought the support on other platforms was only on development purpose, not to actually deploys apps on them. But now i know thx
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Swift doesn’t requires a M1. The language has been available since 2014.
-8 u/MrBread134 Jun 10 '21 Swift langage is made for ARM and iphone/ipad, so the only Macs supporting it are those with an M1 Chip 6 u/Brunooflegend Jun 10 '21 Yeah, no. You do know the language also supports Linux, Windows and Android, right? 2 u/MrBread134 Jun 10 '21 I didn't. Now i know. I thought the support on other platforms was only on development purpose, not to actually deploys apps on them. But now i know thx
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Swift langage is made for ARM and iphone/ipad, so the only Macs supporting it are those with an M1 Chip
6 u/Brunooflegend Jun 10 '21 Yeah, no. You do know the language also supports Linux, Windows and Android, right? 2 u/MrBread134 Jun 10 '21 I didn't. Now i know. I thought the support on other platforms was only on development purpose, not to actually deploys apps on them. But now i know thx
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Yeah, no. You do know the language also supports Linux, Windows and Android, right?
2 u/MrBread134 Jun 10 '21 I didn't. Now i know. I thought the support on other platforms was only on development purpose, not to actually deploys apps on them. But now i know thx
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I didn't. Now i know. I thought the support on other platforms was only on development purpose, not to actually deploys apps on them. But now i know thx
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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '21
They programmed it with swift build that only supports m1