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Re: Problem with my first app
From: |
Nicola Pero |
Subject: |
Re: Problem with my first app |
Date: |
Sun, 14 Oct 2001 21:46:59 +0100 (BST) |
> > > - ObjC headers should be #included, not #imported
> > - ObjC headers should be #imported, not #included
>
> Please, say it to Richard Stallman (*) ! gcc outputs a warning of no
> less than 13 lines ! when using #import. What kind of backward
> discrimination is it to force us Objective-C programmers to add a
> -Wno-import option to each compile to avoid it.
Hmm ... well, it's clearly a religious/matter of taste problem.
(just to clear up my coscience, I will confess that I personally prefer
#include over #import)
I think the environment should be neutral to this kind of matters,
allowing people of both sides to code happily ... yes I agree that
probably gcc should not take parts either so it should not emit warnings
for #import ... but it's not a big problem because in gnustep-make we
always and automatically add the -Wno-import flag to the compilation
flags, so if you use #import, you should be absolutely fine and never see
any warnings from gcc.
- Re: Problem with my first app, (continued)
- Re: Problem with my first app, Pascal Bourguignon, 2001/10/13
- Re: Problem with my first app, Philippe C.D. Robert, 2001/10/14
- Re: Problem with my first app, Richard Frith-Macdonald, 2001/10/14
- import/include philosophical Was: Problem with my first app, Pascal Bourguignon, 2001/10/14
- Re: Problem with my first app, Philippe C.D. Robert, 2001/10/14
- Re: Problem with my first app, Pascal Bourguignon, 2001/10/14
- Re: Problem with my first app,
Nicola Pero <=
- Re: Problem with my first app, Nicola Pero, 2001/10/14
- Re: Problem with my first app, Philippe C.D. Robert, 2001/10/14
Re: Problem with my first app, Nicola Pero, 2001/10/13
Re: Problem with my first app, Pascal Bourguignon, 2001/10/13
Re: Problem with my first app, jclouse25, 2001/10/14
Re: Problem with my first app, Philippe C.D. Robert, 2001/10/14