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design problem


  • Subject: design problem
  • From: email@hidden
  • Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2002 21:05:39 -0500

Hello everybody!

I have a header file interdependency. A.h imports B.h and B.h imports A.h. Of course, that is not possible, so I am using @class A. The other way around is to use id, however that would add overhead, and I don't want that (since there is a more elegant way of doing it).

I get a bunch of warnings because the compiler can not find the selectors (apparently since one of the header file is not imported). Is there any way to tell the compiler of the existence of those selectors? An alternative to @class. This is really not all that important, the program runs great, however I hate getting 50 warnings.

Nick

No, I don't use -ansi -pedantic. :)
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