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Memory Management in Swift.pdf

André Gimenez Faria
November 09, 2019
Programming
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Memory Management in Swift.pdf

Talk about the basics of memory management in Swift and iOS. Presented at NSBrazil, 2019.

André Gimenez Faria

November 09, 2019
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Transcript

  1. Memory Management in Swift André Gimenez Faria iOS Developer @

    Neon

  2. Por que?

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  5. Como funciona?

  6. ARC

  7. Automatic eference ounting R C

  8. "Hi" 1 myString

  9. "Hi" 2 myString myOtherString

  10. "Hi" 2 myString myOtherString myWeakString weak

  11. "Hi" 1 myString myOtherString myWeakString weak

  12. "Hi" 0 myString myOtherString myWeakString weak

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  15. Isso pode dar ruim?

  16. A B

  17. Classes vs Structs Protocols Closures

  18. Struct Class Value Type Reference Type

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  20. Erro

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  29. Livro Página é formado por pertence a um

  30. Book Page

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  41. Classes vs Structs Protocols Closures

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  45. Struct Enum Class

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  47. Classes vs Structs Protocols Closures

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  54. E como consertar código já existente?

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  65. TLDR Referências fortes para reter uma variável Structs - value

    type Classes - reference type Retain cycle: duas referências fortes apontando entre si Closures “capturam fortemente” o que utilizam

  66. @Andgfaria Obrigado!