GCC 2.3 Objective-C init?

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From: Mark C. Carroll
Date: Thu, 05 Nov 1992 18:32

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Greetings!

I just obtained the GNU gcc-2.3, which includes runtime support for
Objective-C. Unfortunately, in trying it out on some major objective-C
code that I've been working on, I discovered that class Object does
_not_ implement an init method! 

I'm wondering how I'm supposed to insure that my objects are initialized.
Can I assume that the initialization of an object (ie, setup of the isa
fields and so forth) is properly performed in the alloc call?

	<MC>

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