That’s the point. To use this wrapper correctly, you need to know how Objective-C works and you need to be able to read Obj-C code to understand the documentati

That’s the point. To use this wrapper correctly, you need to know how Objective-C works and you need to be able to read Obj-C code to understand the documentation. In fact you need to know quite a bit more about Obj-C details than the average iOS programmer because you’re doing manual memory management rather than compiler-assisted ARC (automatic reference counting). So I don’t really see who this is for. The person who has to learn Obj-C but must pretend not to know it to please the boss who insisted on plain C?