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}
#endif
@implementation OFThread
+ threadWithObject: (id)obj
{
/*
* This is one of the rare cases where the convenience method should
* use self instead of the class.
*
* The reason is that you derive from OFThread and reimplement main.
* If OFThread instead of self would be used here, the reimplemented
* main would never be called.
*/
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}
#endif
@implementation OFThread
+ threadWithObject: (id)obj
{
return [[[self alloc] initWithObject: obj] autorelease];
}
+ setObject: (id)obj
forTLSKey: (OFTLSKey*)key
{
id old = [self objectForTLSKey: key];
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}
@end
@implementation OFTLSKey
+ tlsKeyWithDestructor: (void(*)(void*))destructor
{
return [[[OFTLSKey alloc] initWithDestructor: destructor] autorelease];
}
- initWithDestructor: (void(*)(void*))destructor
{
Class c;
self = [super init];
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}
@end
@implementation OFTLSKey
+ tlsKeyWithDestructor: (void(*)(void*))destructor
{
return [[[self alloc] initWithDestructor: destructor] autorelease];
}
- initWithDestructor: (void(*)(void*))destructor
{
Class c;
self = [super init];
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