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For C++ code I can manage memory on my own by using placement new/delete operator and their arraycounterparts.
Now I‘d like to use my memory manager also for Objective-C code. I thought about replacing NSObject‘s alloc: and dealloc: methods, but poseAsClass: doesn‘t work any longer. So: How can I force it using my memory manager?
Or am I completly on a wrong path?
Think you’re on a wrong path – the fundamentals of how the reference counting (and indeed garbage collection on non iOS devices) work are, I suspect, too embedded into the language implementation to make this a realistic possibility.
I also don’t understand why you’d want to do this, unless you’ve a particular fondness for re-inventing wheels.