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In article <1992Aug10.145106.2021@cs.uno.edu> jrscs@uno.edu writes:
>Can anyone offer some help in solving the following problem:
>
>   From a regular C procedure p located in a regular C file f1.c, I would
>   like to "call" an Obj-C instance method m located in the file f2.[hm].
>   Ideally, I would like to say [ self m ] where self is the object that
>   I would like to message; but, of course, self is not known in f1.c.  In
>   fact, I couldn't even get self to be recognized in some regular C
>   procedures in f2.m.  So, is there an easy work-around to this problem ?

The Objective-C syntax "[obj message]" is not acceptable in a .c file.  You  
can't do what you want without making it a .m file.  Then you have to #include  
(or #import) the appropriate header.

From your message, I can't tell whether you meant "self" as a standin for what  
you actually are trying to compile, or that you are actually trying to compile  
"self" which is special in Objective C, and only valid within an  
@implementation block.  But the real problem is that you are not invoking the  
Objective-C compiler, and are trying to write in Objective-C.

--J Gregory