Mike Ash

On Dec 2, 2011, at 2:43 AM, Vijay Santhanam wrote: > Just wanted to double check this awesome library is deployable to app store. > > It's really well written,...

That is deeply mysterious. Have you tried it with Clang to see if that crashes? Does it crash if you use normal ObjC objects rather than string literals?

Rather than port it, I ended up just writing a whole new version from scratch: https://github.com/mikeash/memorydumper2

What's the advantage over simply doing `[[class rt_class] rt_methods]`? I guess it's a bit confusing. Seems to me that the best approach might be to rename `rt_methods` as `rt_instanceMethods`, then...

I'm not concerned about breaking backwards compatibility, but I wouldn't want to do so silently, so having a new `rt_methods` that does something different from before wouldn't be ideal. Hmm.....

It may be worth filing a bug about this with Apple. Classes do conform to NSCopying and in fact the docs explicitly call out use as a dictionary keys as...

@swift-ci please smoke test

No big deal. I was just playing around with a test locally and wondered why it was counting down every time I ran it.

@swift-ci please test

We check a representative symbol for NULL instead, but of course the compiler doesn't know that. The signpost stuff in the concurrency runtime disables the availability warnings, I'll do the...