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A |
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abstract class |
Objective-C |
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address sanitization |
Exception Handling |
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advanced messaging |
Advanced Messaging |
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allocating objects |
Objects |
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AppKit |
Introduction |
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ARC |
Objects |
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assertion facilities |
Exception Handling |
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assertion handling, compared with Java |
Exception Handling |
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assertions |
Exception Handling |
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B |
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base library |
Base Library |
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basic OO terminology |
Introduction |
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bundles |
Bundles and Frameworks |
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bycopy and byref type qualifiers |
Distributed Objects |
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C |
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categories |
Classes |
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class cluster |
Objective-C |
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class, abstract |
Objective-C |
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class, root |
Objective-C |
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classes |
Objective-C |
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client/server processes |
Distributed Objects |
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cluster, classes |
Objective-C |
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compilation, conditional |
Compliance to Standards |
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D |
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differences and similarities, Objective-C and C++ |
Objective-C Java and C++ |
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differences and similarities, Objective-C and Java |
Objective-C Java and C++ |
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directory layout |
Introduction |
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distributed objects |
Distributed Objects |
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distributed objects |
Distributed Objects |
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Distributed Objects Name Server, GNUstep |
Distributed Objects |
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distributed objects, client code |
Distributed Objects |
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distributed objects, client code |
Distributed Objects |
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distributed objects, error checking |
Distributed Objects |
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distributed objects, example (no error checking) |
Distributed Objects |
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distributed objects, using a protocol |
Distributed Objects |
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E |
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error checking, distributed objects |
Distributed Objects |
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exception facilities |
Exception Handling |
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exception handling, compared with Java |
Exception Handling |
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exceptions |
Exception Handling |
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F |
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filesystem layout |
Introduction |
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forward invocation, distributed objects |
Distributed Objects |
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forwarding |
Advanced Messaging |
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frameworks |
Bundles and Frameworks |
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G |
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game server example |
Distributed Objects |
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gdomap |
Distributed Objects |
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GNUstep base library |
Introduction |
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GNUstep Make package |
Make |
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GNUstep make utility |
Introduction |
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GNUstep, what is? |
Introduction |
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graphical programming |
Introduction |
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gsdoc |
GSDoc |
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GUI |
Introduction |
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H |
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history of NeXTstep |
Introduction |
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history of Objective-C |
Introduction |
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history of OpenStep |
Introduction |
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I |
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in, out, and inout type qualifiers |
Distributed Objects |
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inheritance |
Objective-C |
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inheriting methods |
Objective-C |
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instance variables, referring to |
Objective-C |
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interface |
Classes |
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J |
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Java and Guile, programming GNUstep |
Java and Guile |
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L |
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layout, filesystem |
Introduction |
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leak sanitization |
Exception Handling |
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logging |
Exception Handling |
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logging facilities |
Exception Handling |
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logging, compared with Java |
Exception Handling |
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M |
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Make package, GNUstep |
Make |
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make utility, GNUstep |
Introduction |
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memory access |
Exception Handling |
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memory deallocation |
Objects |
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memory management |
Objects |
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memory management, explicit |
Objects |
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memory management, OpenStep-style |
Objects |
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memory management, retain count |
Objects |
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memory sanitisation facilities |
Exception Handling |
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message forwarding, distributed objects |
Distributed Objects |
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messages |
Objective-C |
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messaging, advanced techniques |
Advanced Messaging |
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N |
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naming constraints |
Objective-C |
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naming conventions |
Objective-C |
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NeXTstep, history |
Introduction |
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NS_DURING macro |
Exception Handling |
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NS_ENDHANDLER macro |
Exception Handling |
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NS_HANDLER macro |
Exception Handling |
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NSAssert macro |
Exception Handling |
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NSAssertionHandler class |
Exception Handling |
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NSConnection class |
Distributed Objects |
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NSDebugLog function |
Exception Handling |
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NSException class |
Exception Handling |
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NSLog function |
Exception Handling |
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NSObject |
Objective-C |
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NSProxy class |
Distributed Objects |
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NSRunLoop class |
Distributed Objects |
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NSUncaughtExceptionHandler |
Exception Handling |
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NSWarnLog function |
Exception Handling |
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O |
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ObjC-2 , automated reference counting |
Objects |
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object interaction, remote objects |
Distributed Objects |
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object-oriented programming |
Introduction |
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Objective-C and C++, differences and similarities |
Objective-C Java and C++ |
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Objective-C and Java, differences and similarities |
Objective-C Java and C++ |
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Objective-C, history |
Introduction |
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Objective-C, what is? |
Introduction |
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objects |
Objective-C |
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objects, initializing and allocating |
Objects |
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objects, working with |
Objects |
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oneway, type qualifier |
Distributed Objects |
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OpenStep compliance |
Compliance to Standards |
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OpenStep, history |
Introduction |
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OS X compatibility |
Compliance to Standards |
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out, type qualifier |
Distributed Objects |
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overriding methods |
Objective-C |
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P |
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polymorphism |
Objective-C |
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profiling facilities |
Exception Handling |
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protocol for distributed objects |
Distributed Objects |
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protocol type qualifiers |
Distributed Objects |
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protocols |
Classes |
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protocols, formal |
Classes |
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R |
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remote objects |
Distributed Objects |
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resources, application |
Bundles and Frameworks |
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root class |
Objective-C |
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S |
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standards compliance |
Compliance to Standards |
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standards, GNUstep compliance to |
Compliance to Standards |
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static typing |
Objective-C |
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U |
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user defaults, API compliance |
Compliance to Standards |
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W |
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what is GNUstep? |
Introduction |
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what is Objective-C? |
Introduction |
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working with objects |
Objects |
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writing new classes |
Classes |
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Y |
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your first Objective-C program |
Introduction |
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Z |
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Zones |
Objects |
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