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@ -729,11 +729,11 @@ can be opened on a Mach port, where available. Using the generalized
underlying mechanism, it is straightforward to also implement the
standard @i{FILE*} opened on a UNIX file descriptor.
For example, the GNUstep NSArray class is implemented in much the same
way. GNUstep has a generalized collection class hierarchy with a deep
structure that provides common super classes in which a programmer can
add new functionality across all collection classes at once. It also
provides a simple powerful way to ensure uniformity of method names and
The GNUstep NSArray class, (for example), is implemented in much the
same way. GNUstep has a generalized collection class hierarchy with a
deep structure that provides common super classes in which a programmer
can add new functionality across all collection classes at once. It
also simply and powerfully ensures uniformity of method names and
semantics across all collection class methods. It also provides more
efficient code sharing between classes. The @i{Array} class is part of
the GNUstep collection classes hierarchy; implementing @i{NSArray} in