Hi,
I think a compromise can be reached.
Ok, since you rely on C99 syntax.
I am not sure if this is acceptable to everybody and we should
not break things if we can find a more general (although more ugly)
solution.
You said: "It requires C99 mode, but hey, it's 2011."
Yes., that is right, but if the new macro is used in a
fundamental framework like Base I think we should be
very careful about this decision.
If you want to expose this macro by default in base, I'd refrain from
that. However, I guess it can be exposed if Libobjc-2 is used: the
correlation with the newer library version and c99 is probably 1.
Pre-C99 support (which I guess sums up in gcc-2.95) can be left to
Objc-1.x and in this case the fast enumeration macro could be hidden.
Of course, if Nikolaus comes up with a generic solution, no objections
at all.
Riccardo
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