*Why are all objects in Objective-C allocated in the heap instead of on the stack?
How about if we program with both Objective-C and C++?
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*Why are all objects in Objective-C allocated in the heap instead of on the stack?
How about if we program with both Objective-C and C++?
It isn’t clear what you are asking.
If you are asking about things like
NSString* str = @"hello";, then that was answered in the question you linked to.Why there is no heap? doesn’t make sense. There very much is a heap in iOS applications and objects are allocated from it.
The mention of “automatic objects” and/or
auto_ptrfrom the “post” you mention is entirely unrelated to Objective-C.Clarify your question, please.