Виртуальная таблица для init и deinit
Asked on 02/14/2025
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It seems like you're asking about virtual tables for init and deinit in Swift. While the provided context from WWDC sessions doesn't directly address virtual tables for init and deinit, it does cover related topics such as Swift performance, memory allocation, and Swift 6 migration.
For example, the session "Explore Swift performance" discusses memory allocation and the handling of closures, which might be relevant when considering the lifecycle of objects in Swift. Additionally, the session "Migrate your app to Swift 6" touches on concurrency and data-race safety, which could be indirectly related to how initializers and deinitializers are managed in concurrent environments.
If you have a specific question about how Swift handles init and deinit, or if you're interested in a particular aspect of Swift's memory management or performance, I can try to provide more detailed information based on the context available.
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