Tag: mac os x

  • Objective-C Memory Management

    Regardless of what your language background is, memory management in Objective-C can be a bit difficult to get a handle on. I won’t claim to be an expert on the topic, since I’m still learning myself, but here’s a few of the things I’ve learned while trying to unravel the complexity lately: There’s a seeming […]

  • Using native Objective-C methods for C Callbacks

    For the modern Macintosh programmer, given the incredible power of the Objective-C programming language combined with the fact that you can inline C code directly in the Objective-C code, there are few things left wanting … almost. One of these stickly issues is the use of C callbacks; passing the reference of a function to […]