Do all functions (as opposed to class/instance methods) in Objective-C use C syntax for both declaration and calling?
Do all functions (as opposed to class/instance methods) in Objective-C use C syntax for
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Do all functions (as opposed to class/instance methods) in Objective-C use C syntax for both declaration and calling?
well, it really is C. Objective-C is a superset of C, meaning that you can use any C construct you want and the compiler will handle it. Just declare C functions as you normally would, and call them as you normally would.