Hi Mike,
The Foundation shipping with OS X and iOS is still written in Objective-C. The
Swift-Corelibs Foundation is for use on other platforms currently.
David
> On Apr 22, 2016, at 2:03 PM, Mike Berg via swift-dev <swift-dev@swift.org>
> wrote:
>
> Hi everyone,
>
> A question has come up on my project that nobody seems to have an answer for.
> I was hoping someone here might know:
>
> On my project, we have a longstanding iOS application that has both objC and
> swift source files. As is the case for most old apps out there (a few years),
> we regularly use swift code in objC and vice versa.
>
> We have been keeping tabs on how Swift has been expanding and we noticed that
> with Swift 3, the foundation classes will be rewritten in swift. So does this
> mean that all Swift classes using Foundation automatically start using
> Foundation written in Swift or is it opt-in? If it’s mandatory, then will
> libraries dependent on the Objective-C runtime no longer work (i.e. the
> Alamofire git repo)?
>
> Thanks for reading and take care,
> --
> Michael Berg
> Technical Analyst
> Solstice Mobile
> (630) 414-6938
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