Eero was a fully binary- and header-compatible dialect of Objective-C, implemented with a modified version of the Apple-sponsored LLVM/clang open-source compiler. It featured a streamlined syntax, Python-like indentation, and other features that improve readability and code safety. It was inspired by languages such as Smalltalk, Python, and Ruby.
Currently, the compiler generates ugly default variable names in interfaces (not in implementations). For example:
interface MyClass
setObject id, withObject id // generates var names "objectA", "objectB"
end
This was done avoid compiler warnings in interfaces for multiple parameters with the same name. The problem with these names occurs when the compiler emits other errors or warnings and references these names. At the very least, the first occurrence should not have any suffix (e.g. "object", "objectA").
Currently, the compiler generates ugly default variable names in interfaces (not in implementations). For example:
This was done avoid compiler warnings in interfaces for multiple parameters with the same name. The problem with these names occurs when the compiler emits other errors or warnings and references these names. At the very least, the first occurrence should not have any suffix (e.g. "object", "objectA").