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 * Copyright (c) 1999 Apple Computer, Inc. All rights reserved.
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#include <objc/objc.h>
#include "rettest.h"

#import "ret2.h"

@implementation SuperTest : MsgTest

	// scalar types
#define THIS_CLASS [SuperTest class]
makeSuperMethod(char)
makeSuperMethod(uchar_t)
makeSuperMethod(short)
makeSuperMethod(ushort_t)
makeSuperMethod(int)
makeSuperMethod(unsigned)
makeSuperMethod(long)
makeSuperMethod(ulong_t)
makeSuperMethod(float)
makeSuperMethod(double)
makeSuperMethod(id)
makeSuperMethod(STR)

	// structure types
makeSuperMethod(S_BITS_16_t)
makeSuperMethod(S_BITS_32_t)
makeSuperMethod(S_BITS_64_t)
makeSuperMethod(S_BITS_BIG_t)

	// union types
makeSuperMethod(U_BITS_16_t)
makeSuperMethod(U_BITS_32_t)
makeSuperMethod(U_BITS_64_t)
makeSuperMethod(U_BITS_BIG_t)

	// enum types
makeSuperMethod(E_BITS_8_t)
makeSuperMethod(E_BITS_16_t)
#ifdef INT_32
makeSuperMethod(E_BITS_32_t)
#endif

@end

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