Re: Obj-C language question: C function within @implementation
Re: Obj-C language question: C function within @implementation
- Subject: Re: Obj-C language question: C function within @implementation
- From: Oscar Morales Vivó <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 3 Jul 2003 19:51:08 +0200
On Thursday, Jul 3, 2003, at 18:56 Europe/Madrid, daniel wrote:
The code compiles inside the @implementation block because of Apple's
fairly recent (last couple years?) automatic "C <-> ObjC" bridging
support.
It doesn't compile outside the @implementation block because there's
no Obj-C runtime to associate with the message sends that are made
within the function.
I don't know if I get your point there. I've done plenty of plain C
functions out of @implementation blocks that do messaging between Obj-C
objects (in fact it's my usual way of implementing class-specific
private methods).
The only thing I want to know is if a plain vanilla C function in an
@implementation block is just compiled as any other one. Not the best
of tastes most of the time, but I wouldn't mind that much.
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