Hidden string allocation bug on iOS?

Adobe,

Can you please fix this. This is killing performance on iOS.

One thing to add here is that when ever you instantiate Vector for non primitive type and assign it to a class variable allocates 6 Strings for every Vector instance on iOS only. That is just insane.

The string is not allocated if you for example add Vector to a Vector.

This will allocate 6 strings for every Vector:

public var mVecs:Vector.<AnimatedParticleData>;

for(var i:int = 0; i < 3000; i++) {
     mVecs = new Vector.<AnimatedParticleData>;
}

public var mVecs:Vector.<AnimatedParticleData>;
public var mAVec:Vector.<Vector.<AnimatedParticleData>>; 

for(var i:int = 0; i < 3000; i++) { 
     mAVec[mAVec.length] = new Vector.<AnimatedParticleData>; 
}

This is also happening if you put vector into anything and try to get. If you put Vector inside Vector or if you put Vector inside Array or if you cast variable to Vector like data as Vector.

Can you please please please fix this because it is very ugly bug that is affecting iOS performance a lot.

Thanks.

This is still present in 29.0.0.108 Beta.

Is there any chance that this is fixed before final 29 release?

It has huge impact on performance for iOS.