Re: Objective-C manual

[Rick Riolo]

The original Next ObjectiveC manual (well, what's left of it after they 
removed a few useful things) is still online, but they have been moving it 
around
(along with everything else at apply, I should guess).  Today its at:
  
  
http://devworld.apple.com/ngs/lpp/adrpub/docs/dev/Rhapsody/OPENSTEP/ObjectiveC/index.html

Tomorrow, who knows.    You can order hardcopy from
  http://devworld.apple.com/ngs/lpp/adrpub/docs/dev/Rhapsody/apple.html

I guess you can download a copy, too (but I've not tried it).

 - r

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On Wed, 22 Oct 1997, Benedikt Stefansson wrote:

> Date: Wed, 22 Oct 1997 22:29:55 -0700
> From: Benedikt Stefansson <address@hidden>
> To: address@hidden
> Subject: Re: Objective-C manual
> 
> Hi,
> 
> Objective-C is a simple superset of C, and for a problem such as the one you
> describe, check out any textbook on C. All you need to know to move from C to
> Objective-C is how an object's methods (the object oriented equivalent of a
> function) are declared and how you call methods. The gory internals of
> Objective-C methods are pure C code (of course excluding calls to other 
> object's
> methods!)
> 
> To learn basic Objective-C syntax you can check out the links under 
> Objective-C
> resources on the Swarm web pages. There are a couple of "all you need to know 
> in
> 5 minutes" guides listed there. Until recently Apple gave people access to the
> best Objective-C manual, which was originally written by NeXT staff; There was
> some talk here the other day that this link was no longer working but maybe
> someone knows better than I.
> 
> -Benedikt
> 
> Gek Woo Tan wrote:
> 
> > Hi,
> >
> > I'm a new user to Swarm and Objective-C.  Could someone recommend a
> > tutorial/manual/documentation that teaches basic Objective-C syntax?
> > (Example:  I was doing a simple thing like determining whether a number is
> > even, and I don't know the syntax for the modulus operator.)
> >
> > Thanks
> > Gek Woo
> >
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