The situation:

   I have a class that implements a few methods itself but uses a helper object to handle many others. Putting method definitions in @interface allows compile-time type checking.

The problem:

   Those methods not in the @implementation - handled by '-forwardInvocation' - are flagged by gcc with warnings (as you would expect):

    warning: method definition for '-abc' not found


So is there some way to prevent/suppress these warnings ?
  Compiler flag I haven't found?
  Work around?


I've searched the archives, the web, build settings, etc.


Details:
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@interface CustomView: NSView
{
    ViewHelper   *helper_;
}

- (BOOL)   abc;

@end


@implementation CustomView

- (void) forwardInvocation: (NSInvocation *) inv
{
    if( [helper_ respondsToSelector: [inv selector]] )
        [inv invokeWithTarget: helper_];
    else
        [super forwardInvocation: inv];
}

// ('-methodSignatureForSelector:' omitted for brevity)

@end

@implementation ViewHelper

- (BOOL) abc
{
   ...
}

@end

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Thanks for any help,

++matt
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