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@throw [OFNotImplementedException exceptionWithClass: isa
selector: _cmd];
[super dealloc]; /* Get rid of a stupid warning */
}
@end
@implementation OFConstantString
#if defined(OF_APPLE_RUNTIME) && !defined(__OBJC2__)
}
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@throw [OFNotImplementedException exceptionWithClass: isa
selector: _cmd];
[super dealloc]; /* Get rid of a stupid warning */
}
@end
@implementation OFConstantString
+ (void)load
{
#if defined(OF_APPLE_RUNTIME) && !defined(__OBJC2__)
/*
* objc_setFutureClass suddenly stopped working as OFConstantString
* became more complex. So the only solution is to make
* _OFConstantStringClassRerence the actual class, but there is no
* objc_initializeClassPair in 10.5. However, objc_allocateClassPair
* does not register the new class with the subclass in the ObjC1
* runtime like the ObjC2 runtime does, so this workaround should be
* fine.
*/
Class class;
if ((class = objc_allocateClassPair(self, "OFConstantString_hack",
0)) == NULL)
@throw [OFInitializationFailedException
exceptionWithClass: self];
memcpy(&_OFConstantStringClassReference, class,
sizeof(_OFConstantStringClassReference));
free(class);
objc_registerClassPair((Class)&_OFConstantStringClassReference);
#endif
}
- (void)finishInitialization
{
struct of_string_utf8_ivars *ivars;
if ((ivars = malloc(sizeof(*ivars))) == NULL)
@throw [OFOutOfMemoryException
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