not sure why you would think that! objective-c uses a dispatch method for message-passing which is a little slower than direct function calls, but it rarely slows things down in practice. even if it does, there are ways around it: for speed-critical code you can circumvent message-passing and call functions directly.
cocoa code ends up being compiled, after all. that makes it lots faster than the latest scripting languages.
cocoa code ends up being compiled, after all. that makes it lots faster than the latest scripting languages.