Are C functions slower in .m files than in the .c files? Does someone know any performance tests?
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Are C functions slower in .m files than in the .c files? Does someone know any performance tests?
Files are not fast or slow. They are compiled, and linked in a binary. I assume you are asking about the speed of an executable compiled from such files.
The problem is, then, the compiler. If you compile your code from the .c files with the same compiler than the .m files, and it is optimised, the result will be the same.