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1.4 Defining Objective-C classes and methods

The preceding sections covered the use of existing Objective-C classes. This section describes how to implement Objective-C classes in Lisp.

1.4.1 Objects and pointers

1.4.2 Defining an Objective-C class

1.4.3 Defining Objective-C methods

1.4.4 How inheritance works

1.4.5 Invoking methods in the superclass

1.4.6 Abstract classes

1.4.7 Instance variables

1.4.8 Memory management

1.4.9 Using and declaring formal protocols


LispWorks Objective-C and Cocoa Interface User Guide and Reference Manual - 22 Dec 2009

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