objective c behaviour

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2 total messages Started by Jeffrey Drake Sun, 09 Mar 2003 07:03

#843

Author: Jeffrey Drake
Date: Sun, 09 Mar 2003 07:03

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While using the Objective C support in Codewarrior 8 (macosxedition) I
have noticed something about its strictness. It doesn't seem to like
me sending a message to an object it doesn't know about the message
for. A warning is 'fine', but I would like to rid myself of the error
that should not be produced by this behaviour.

I would really like to disable this error (because it really isn't an
error, it is allowed as a dynamic language, and by gcc at least).
Disabling the warning would be icing on the cake too, because it
wouldn't bring up the window with warnings/errors.

Are there any references for how to setup certain options for the
compiler for objective c? Or #pragmas for disabling certain warnings
and 'errors' (most of course couldn't be disabled, but this one has
little value as far as errors go).

Regards,
Jeffrey Drake

Re: objective c behaviour

#844

Author: MW Ron
Date: Mon, 10 Mar 2003 14:35

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In article <aac28b4b.0303082303.5cb0d3b4@posting.google.com>,
 jpt.d@rogers.com (Jeffrey Drake) wrote:

>While using the Objective C support in Codewarrior 8 (macosxedition) I
>have noticed something about its strictness. It doesn't seem to like
>me sending a message to an object it doesn't know about the message
>for. A warning is 'fine', but I would like to rid myself of the error
>that should not be produced by this behaviour.
>
>I would really like to disable this error (because it really isn't an
>error, it is allowed as a dynamic language, and by gcc at least).
>Disabling the warning would be icing on the cake too, because it
>wouldn't bring up the window with warnings/errors.
>
>Are there any references for how to setup certain options for the
>compiler for objective c? Or #pragmas for disabling certain warnings
>and 'errors' (most of course couldn't be disabled, but this one has
>little value as far as errors go).
>
>Regards,
>Jeffrey Drake

I assume you have turned off any Strict settings and do not have 
warnings as errors.   I'm sorry that I don't know enough about Objective 
C to recreate this myself  but if you want to send me a code I can use 
in the simple stationery I will enter it as a bug/feature suggestion.

Ron

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