Re: Accessor macros used by GNUstep but not Cocoa?
Re: Accessor macros used by GNUstep but not Cocoa?
- Subject: Re: Accessor macros used by GNUstep but not Cocoa?
- From: Kay Roepke <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 27 Oct 2005 01:17:01 +0200
On 26. Oct 2005, at 22:31 Uhr, Phil wrote:
I was working on creating some accessor macros when I happily found
that GNUstep (GNUstep.h - ASSIGN is exactly what I was thinking)
has these already. Then I became curious, is there any particular
reason that Apple hasn't adopted this approach with Cocoa? (i.e. is
there a technical reason or is it just a stylistic difference? The
macro approach seems more flexible.)
I always found the excessive use of macros to be hindering when
debugging, so I try to avoid them. (Macros always remind me of the
Perl5 internals - macro hell - shudder...)
That'd be a good reason, I'd guess.
Kay
P.S.: Yeah, I know of -g3 ... but that's not too old in gcc IIRC
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