If you implement an Objective-C class in Lisp but its name is not referenced at run time, then you need to arrange for this symbol to be retained during delivery.
This can be achieved with :keep-symbols, but a more modular approach is to keep the name on the plist of some other symbol. For example the internal CAPI class lw-slider is defined like this:
(objc:define-objc-class lw-slider ()
()
(:objc-class-name "LWSlider")
(:objc-superclass-name "NSSlider"))
and lw-slider is retained like this:
(setf (get 'slider-representation 'owner-class)
'lw-slider)
In this case, the code for slider-representation is the only thing that makes the LWSlider object, so it is the best place to retain it (that is, only if slider-representation is retained).
LispWorks Delivery User Guide - 10 Aug 2017
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