On 18 May 2006, at 05:31, Michael Gardner wrote:
I'm allocating objects with class_createInstance(), storing them on
a stack (well, just a plain NSArray), and popping them off at a
later time. When I pop an object from the stack, it gets released
(as I expect), but I get a segfault from -[
I'm allocating objects with class_createInstance(), storing them on a stack (well, just a plain NSArray), and popping them off at a later time. When I pop an object from the stack, it gets released (as I expect), but I get a segfault from -[NSObject dealloc] that I can't track down.
I'm pretty sure
On Wed, 17 May 2006, Quentin Mathé wrote:
I don't understand why you are talking about Dock and Fiend. But otherwise
I meant that apps that are starting other apps or work with icons
currently need to closely interoperate with the workspace manager app
(which is probably implied by the OpenSt
On Wed, 17 May 2006, Quentin Mathé wrote:
That looks quite exciting. I can think of two possible interesting uses right
now. First one would be the possibility to compile Camino in straight forward
way (thanks to GCC 4.1 and Nib compatibility work done by Gregory Casamento),
they were in proces
