On 14/10/2009, at 10:38 AM, Greg Parker wrote:
On 32-bit Mac, if you strip ivars from the header then other code
cannot subclass that class. The compiler will put subclass and
superclass ivars in the same place, leading to exciting data
corruption bugs.
All system frameworks are honest about their ivars, because they
need to support subclasses.
Yes, that makes perfect sense. I guess I was assuming that you would
only be using a class 'as is', not subclassing it.
--Graham
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