Formatting in C++ (fwd)

[Taavi Burns]

On Tue, Dec 30, 2003 at 11:37:32AM -0500, Jing Su wrote:
> Many people swear by ObjectiveC, calling it "object oriented C done
> right".  I know the syntax, but haven't used it enough to be familiar with
> it's ups and downs.  But if you're looking into learning an object
> oriented style language with a C background, ObjC might be the thing to
> look into.

And before one dismisses ObjC because one has never heard of it,
do realise that NeXT was built on it, as is OSX.  And yes, GCC 3
compiles ObjC code (generally .m and .h files).

This sample chapter from O'Reilly is a good (generic, non Apple-
specific despite the book itself) introduction to ObjC:
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/learncocoa2/chapter/index.html

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