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correct the type for obj_verror

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Bill Currie 2002-10-17 19:33:46 +00:00
parent 4810046f39
commit dd727edb17
2 changed files with 4 additions and 4 deletions
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ruamoko/include/Object.h
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@ -7,11 +7,11 @@ typedef enum {
} BOOL;
@extern void (id object, integer code, string fmt, ...) obj_error;
@extern void (id object, integer code, string fmt, ...) obj_verror;//FIXME not ...
@extern void (id object, integer code, string fmt, @va_list args) obj_verror;
//obj_error_handler (objc_error_handler func) obj_set_error_handler = #0;
@extern IMP (id receiver, SEL op) obj_msg_lookup;
@extern IMP (id receiver, SEL op) obj_msg_lookup_super;
//retval_t (id receiver, SEL op, arglist_t) obj_msg_sendv;
//retval_t (id receiver, SEL op, @va_list args) obj_msg_sendv;
@extern (void []) (integer size) obj_malloc;
@extern (void []) (integer size) obj_atomic_malloc;
@extern (void []) (integer size) obj_valloc;

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ruamoko/lib/Object.r
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@ -2,13 +2,13 @@
void (obj_module_t [] msg) __obj_exec_class = #0;
void (id object, integer code, string fmt, ...) obj_error = #0;
void (id object, integer code, string fmt, ...) obj_verror = #0;//FIXME not ...
void (id object, integer code, string fmt, @va_list args) obj_verror = #0;
//obj_error_handler (objc_error_handler func) obj_set_error_handler = #0;
IMP (id receiver, SEL op) obj_msg_lookup = #0;
IMP (id receiver, SEL op) obj_msg_lookup_super = #0;
id (id receiver, SEL op, ...) obj_msgSend = #0;
id (id receiver, SEL op, ...) obj_msgSend_super = #0;
//retval_t (id receiver, SEL op, arglist_t) obj_msg_sendv = #0;
//retval_t (id receiver, SEL op, @va_list args) obj_msg_sendv = #0;
(void []) (integer size) obj_malloc = #0;
(void []) (integer size) obj_atomic_malloc = #0;
(void []) (integer size) obj_valloc = #0;