are required to be complete code units, but
Foundation unichars can be UTF-16 surrogates, so this still doesn't resolve the
issue.
In summary, figure out what Cocoa does. :-)
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views are expected to use -centerScanRect: and
related coordinate transform functions to ensure grid-aligned drawing under
transformation and UI scaling, and I assume the standard views do too.
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to the heap; 2) it would violate the
contract of -retain as per the NSObject protocol documentation.
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compare: nan = NSOrderedDescending
nan compare: inf = NSOrderedAscending
-inf compare: nan = NSOrderedAscending
nan compare: -inf = NSOrderedDescending
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faint, blurred grid of about 30x30 px squares
(typically an effect of buggy sampling code), but little to no noise. It looks
more like a sharpening filter than JPEG artefacts.
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unfamiliar with the project but interested in conformance to OpenStep
specifications?
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protocols are treated as
conforming to the NSObject protocol (I've not checked if they explicitly do,
or if the compiler just pretends that they do).
It's explicit.
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there onward ?
Other than blocks, as far as I can see (I don't have Snow Leopard
seeds) it's just a library and an optimized thread scheduler.
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of this ABI change to switch to doubles
just because of minor limitations of current hardware; after all, the
128-bit transition won't happen for another four or five decades,
while double-capable GPUs could easily be widespread in four or five
years.
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