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Objective-C vs C++

It is known that it is possible to write applications using C++ on Apple iOS platform, which can be especialy useful, when porting application.

Using C++ brings some obstacles comparing to Objective C in iOS. Apart from these obstacles, how is it with speed?

Are C++ applications compiled for iOS running slove or faster than Objective C apps?

I understand that the speed of an application depends on the app design. I would like to know if C++ compiled application for iOS (XCODE) add some extra code/workarounds to be compatible in environment where Objective C is native development platform.

In general, from architectural viewpoint, wich code delivers better performance (C++ or Objective C)?

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