NSCondition has existed since before 10.0 but simply not included in
any headers.
You can use it on any version of Mac OS X by simply conditionally
defining the class in a header of your own. Apple (well at least a few
developers) has recommended this in the past.
@interface NSCondition : NSObject <NSLocking> {}
- (void)wait;
- (BOOL)waitUntilDate:(NSDate *)limit;
- (void)signal;
- (void)broadcast;
@end
-Shawn
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