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Standard C functions in Objective-C?
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Standard C functions in Objective-C?


  • Subject: Standard C functions in Objective-C?
  • From: Nathan Groh <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 12 May 2002 05:04:51 -0700

Is it possible to implement standard C functions in an Objective-C program? I'd like to stuff some brute-work code out of the way to enhance readability. The code is only going to be used in the context of a single method, so creating another method explicitly to hold the code seems somewhat silly. A small function would be appropriate, but I didn't happen upon any information which said "yea" or "nay" with regards to this question. If it is possible, where and in what file would the prototype go? In the meantime, I'll just drop the code into a method, since that's probably the Right Thing To Do, anyway. : )

Thanks in advance,
--Nathan
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