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From:	tanksley AT owl DOT csusm DOT edu (Billy Tanksley)
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Objective-C questions
Date:	18 Jul 1995 21:41:29 -0700
Organization:	California State University, San Marcos
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To:	djgpp AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu
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I'm having trouble compiling the standard Objective-C sample frogram 
(taken from the objective-c FAQ).  It uses exclusively the #import 
function to include files, which appears to offend the compiler.

Now, I don't mind the warning, since I can turn it off; the problem is, 
nothing ever gets included!  If I change the #import to #include, it 
works alright.  I just am wondering if there's a way under this wonderful 
compiler to compile standard Objective-C without having to edit every 
source file.

Why does GNU get so offended at a standard language feature?  It seems 
like telling C programmers to not use macro, use inline functions instead.

-Billy

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