ARC compliant

[piterwilson]

Removed [retain] and [dealloc] to make ARC compliant.

[bbharier]

@piterwilson Hey, I'm thinking about using this functionality for a project I'm working on. What is the ARC compliance for? Is it required for submission to the iOS app store?

[piterwilson]

ARC stands for "Automatic Reference Counting", and it is the way
objective-c currently does memory management, it was introduced in 2011.
Before that you would have had to do "Manual Reference Counting". All
objective-c code right now is, or should be ARC so don't worry about it. To
learn more about ARC read here
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_Reference_Counting

On Mon, 6 Jun 2016 at 04:09, Ben Bharier [email protected] wrote:

@piterwilson https://github.com/piterwilson Hey, I'm thinking about
using this functionality for a project I'm working on. What is the ARC
compliance for? Is it required for submission to the iOS app store?

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[bbharier]

@piterwilson Thank you! I am very new to Objective-C development, and code in general. Trying my best to learn and catch up. (Have been working in the Unity game engine in c#, compiling to iOS). Working on creating a native plugin for my company's game that will allow airplay functionality in a more robust capacity than is built into Unity.

Had never heard that term before, and when I googled "ARC Compliant" this was the top result:
http://www.cnet.com/news/what-is-audio-return-channel-arc/

Thank you so much for taking the time to fill me in. This is great learning.

Cheers!