I'm curious as to why, when using non-ARC code, the recommendation is to "opt
out" the file with -fobjc-arc.
How about doing something like this…
#ifndef HEY_ARC_IS_IN_USE
[foo retain] ;
#endif
This way the file is fixed "once and for all", and I don't have to be setting
-fobjc-arc every time I reuse this file from now until kingdom come. Certainly
-fobjc-arc is also useful, but the #define seems to make much more sense for,
say, my personal reusable class and class extension files which tend to be
quite short. They contain only a few -retain, -release, etc.
Does Apple even provide the required HEY_ARC_IS_IN_USE definition? I can't
find any such thing.
Jerry Krinock
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