On 3/21/06, Rush Manbert <email@hidden> wrote:
> The only thing I have done to make this work, is to tell the project to
> "Compile Sources As" Objective C++. Maybe you need to do this so that it
> will search for standard library headers? (I don't know how this relates
> to your source file types. I don't mess with those.)
Changing "Compile Sources As" really shouldn't be needed (it most
common situations). If a file contains Objective-C make it end in
".m". If a file contains C++ make it end in ".cpp". If a file contains
C++ and Objective-C make it end in ".mm". Also if you have aspects of
".h" files that only should be compiled for C++ or Objective-C, etc.
you can wrap them which the appropriate #ifdefs so they are only seen
by the correct compiler (#ifdef __cplusplus, #ifdef __OBJC__, etc.).
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