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Re: XCode JNI project

Subject: Re: XCode JNI project
From: Matt Drance <email@hidden>
Date: Sun, 28 Sep 2008 11:20:12 -0700
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Hi Ken,

Thanks for the detailed info Mike. Changing the C file to an M file did the trick. I'm not sure why it was causing build issues previously. I've found XCode to be somewhat volatile.

Xcode/gcc will not use the Objective-C lexer on C files. The .m extension tells the compiler to expect ObjC syntax. If you write Objective-C code, or include a header that declares Objective-C types, you must rename the file as .m. Plain and simple.

Glad to hear you've got things working.
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