The vision for Swift to become a cross-platform programming language has moved one step further with the introduction of a Swift toolchain for Windows 10. Early adopters can now use Swift to create Windows 10 programs that interoperate through the C ABI with existing libraries available on the platform.
As Google engineer and Swift core team member Saleem Abdulrasool explained, his work to complete the port took over one year, thanks also to the help and support of several other Swift engineers.
