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Date: 2014-07-15 14:39:49 NeXT Memory management GNUstep Objective-C Cocoa Object-oriented programming Reference counting Memory leak Instance variable Software engineering Computing Computer programming		Advanced Memory Management Programming Guide Contents Add to Reading List Source URL: developer.apple.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 261,39 KB Share Document on Facebook

	The Joy of Smalltalk - Glossary  Ivan TomekAbstract class. A class that is never instantiated. Used to factor out properties shared by its subclasses. As an example, class Boolean is an abstract class with tw DocID: 1qAMl - View Document
	How to Use Class Variables and Class Instance Variables Juanita J. Ewing Instantiations, Inc. Copyright 1994, Juanita J. Ewing Derived from Smalltalk Report In last monthÕs column I discussed some strategies for initia DocID: 1ofkB - View Document
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	viewed/modified inside worlds), and WWorld, which represents worlds. The methods of WObject and its subclasses are automatically instrumented in order to indirect all instance variable accesses (reads and writes) through DocID: 10Eso - View Document