From: Paul P. <bay...@gm...> - 2012-02-23 20:49:56
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Agreed - limited resources & retirement considerations. If you are interested in remedying the Obj-C issue, I don't mind giving some pointers. Take note that one method name in UIViewAnimationDelegate had changed from "animationWillStart" to "animationDidStart", and both methods gained "Object context". The name changed to match the actual Obj-C delegate methods, not to be confused with the method that sets the selector ("setAnimationWillStartSelector:"). An FYI - UIViewAnimationDelegate hasn't yet been updated to use more generated code via @XMLVMDelegateMethod like NSNetServiceBrowserDelegate, but that shouldn't affect the Obj-C version anyways. Thanks, Paul On Thu, Feb 23, 2012 at 1:37 PM, Arno Puder <ar...@pu...> wrote: > > Ideally it would be best to maintain the Objective-C backend while > pushing the new C backend. I agree that it is not optimal that there are > problems with the Objective-C backend before we can finally move over to > the C backend. However, it is also a sad reality that we have extremely > limited resources and simply don't have any spare cycles to invest into > something that will soon be retired. Since you don't use the C backend > you might want to stay with revision 2080. > > Arno > |