GNU Objective C questions

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2 total messages Started by Lee_Robert_Willis Thu, 12 Nov 1992 23:24

#192

Author: Lee_Robert_Willis
Date: Thu, 12 Nov 1992 23:24

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Yesterday, I wrote

>
>2) Is there a way to make the compiler simply generate the translation
>   from Obj-C to C code and stop? (I'd RTFM, but we've got no FM.) 
>   (So where can I get an FM? :->)
>
>
>3) Steve Naroff is listed as the author of the GNU Obj-C compiler.
>   Does anyone have his email address? 
>
>
>Note: I know the current GCC Objective-C compiler does not have the
>      Obj-C runtime library.  That's ok.  I'm not trying to really
>      create executables, I'm studying how the Obj-C compiler works.
>      I need headers and source files to use as data to feed the
>      compiler so I can watch its inner workings.
>
>
>Thanks!
>
>Lee         Lee_Robert_Willis@cup.portal.com

A few people have emailed me saying that the latest GCC has a runtime
library.  

Thank you for you taking the time to email me to answer my newbie questions,
but as I said in the above note, I don't want to create executable Obj-C
code, I want to hack on the compiler.  (To make it bend to my own nefarious
purposes :->)

Therefore, my questions 2 & 3 still stand.

Someone emailed me the GNU OBj-c header file.  To that person: Thank You!

Lee      Lee_Robert_Willis@cup.portal.com

Re: GNU Objective C questions

#286

Author: Andy Belk
Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1992 10:28

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Unless I'm much mistaken, GNU Objective C, like the NeXT implementation
thereof, is a direct code to assembler compiler, i.e. it doesn't go
through a C translation stage.

I couldn't reply by mail for some reason.

Andy
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