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by kergonath 2159 days ago
Ancient, unsupported, and shrinking as older devices are broken or unused and no new device is built. There aren’t many reasons to target 32-bit iPhones, unless it’s a hobby.
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32-bit iPhones run iOS 10, so if you have a deployment target set that far back you should support them.
Right, I meant in the context of bringing Open Source tools to 32-bit ARM platforms. I don't think the people holding on to their iPhone 5Cs would bother with OCaml. Of course, if a hacker wants to do it, it's great.