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You're just not looking at the problem objectively... Seriously, though, is there a reason the Objective C blocks wouldn't work in C, just substituting functio

You're just not looking at the problem objectively... Seriously, though, is there a reason the Objective C blocks wouldn't work in C, just substituting functions for methods?

chc 14y ago
The blocks are already supported in plain C mode as long as you enable the Clang extension. You just use, for example, block_Copy(aBlock) instead of [aBlock copy]. Apple framed it as a C feature in its proposal for standardization (because Objective-C doesn't have a real standard AFAIK).
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