Where is my bitcode at?
Asked on 2025-10-08
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It seems like you're asking about "bitcode," which is a term often associated with Apple's development tools, particularly in the context of app compilation and distribution. However, the provided context from the WWDC sessions does not mention bitcode specifically.
If you're interested in learning more about related topics, such as module compilation or real-time processing, you might find the session Demystify explicitly built modules helpful, as it covers how modules are built and used in Xcode. Additionally, the session Support real-time ML inference on the CPU discusses real-time processing, which might be relevant depending on your interest in performance optimization.
If you have more specific questions about Apple's development tools or WWDC content, feel free to ask!
Support real-time ML inference on the CPU
Discover how you can use BNNSGraph to accelerate the execution of your machine learning model on the CPU. We will show you how to use BNNSGraph to compile and execute a machine learning model on the CPU and share how it provides real-time guarantees such as no runtime memory allocation and single-threaded running for audio or signal processing models.
Demystify explicitly built modules
Explore how builds are changing in Xcode 16 with explicitly built modules. Discover how modules are used to build your code, how explicitly built modules improve transparency in compilation tasks, and how you can optimize your build by sharing modules across targets.
Discover Metal 4
Learn how to get started leveraging the powerful new features of Metal 4 in your existing Metal apps. We’ll cover how Metal enables you to get the most out of Apple silicon and program the hardware more efficiently. You’ll also learn how Metal 4 provides you with new capabilities to integrate machine learning into your Metal code.