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Which Swift features are available on Linux (CoreData, linking to C code)?
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I am interested in writing Swift code on Linux. Now I know I can install Swift on Linux, that's great. Does the Linux installation of Swift also include CoreData? That would be terrific.
Also, is it possible to compile C code and link it to Swift code on Linux, as it is possible on MacOS?
I found this description but it is more than three years old at this point; has there been some progress since then?
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I am interested in writing Swift code on Linux. Now I know I can install Swift on Linux, that's great. Does the Linux installation of Swift also include CoreData? That would be terrific.
Also, is it possible to compile C code and link it to Swift code on Linux, as it is possible on MacOS?
I found this description but it is more than three years old at this point; has there been some progress since then?
swift
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asked 13 hours ago
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stackoverflow.com/questions/2564576/… indicates not back in 2010.
– K7AAY
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@K7AAY yup, saw that one ... I guess I'm hoping the situation has changed since then.
– Robert Dodier
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I am interested in writing Swift code on Linux. Now I know I can install Swift on Linux, that's great. Does the Linux installation of Swift also include CoreData? That would be terrific.
Also, is it possible to compile C code and link it to Swift code on Linux, as it is possible on MacOS?
I found this description but it is more than three years old at this point; has there been some progress since then?
swift
edited 5 hours ago
K7AAY
1,1611028
asked 13 hours ago
Robert DodierRobert Dodier
1093
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I am interested in writing Swift code on Linux. Now I know I can install Swift on Linux, that's great. Does the Linux installation of Swift also include CoreData? That would be terrific.
Also, is it possible to compile C code and link it to Swift code on Linux, as it is possible on MacOS?
I found this description but it is more than three years old at this point; has there been some progress since then?
swift
swift
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edited 5 hours ago
K7AAY
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edited 5 hours ago
K7AAY
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asked 13 hours ago
Robert DodierRobert Dodier
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stackoverflow.com/questions/2564576/… indicates not back in 2010.
– K7AAY
12 hours ago
@K7AAY yup, saw that one ... I guess I'm hoping the situation has changed since then.
– Robert Dodier
9 hours ago
add a comment |
stackoverflow.com/questions/2564576/… indicates not back in 2010.
– K7AAY
12 hours ago
@K7AAY yup, saw that one ... I guess I'm hoping the situation has changed since then.
– Robert Dodier
9 hours ago
stackoverflow.com/questions/2564576/… indicates not back in 2010.
– K7AAY
12 hours ago
stackoverflow.com/questions/2564576/… indicates not back in 2010.
– K7AAY
12 hours ago
@K7AAY yup, saw that one ... I guess I'm hoping the situation has changed since then.
– Robert Dodier
9 hours ago
@K7AAY yup, saw that one ... I guess I'm hoping the situation has changed since then.
– Robert Dodier
9 hours ago
add a comment |
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@K7AAY yup, saw that one ... I guess I'm hoping the situation has changed since then.
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