On Jan 19, 2006, at 5:24 PM, Jesse Carpenter wrote:
If C++ is used for its capability of using operators, how would I
create a C++ project (carbon, cocoa, etc) when using XCode?
Xcode chooses compilers for your project by file type as indicated by
the file suffix or the setting in the Info window for that file.
If I create a carbon project, do I simply change the suffix of the
source files from C to C++? How would I do it for Cocoa projects?
Yes, if you change the suffix of a file to one Xcode recognizes as C+
+, it will build that file with the specified C++ compiler.
Cocoa is not a C++ API, but you can mix C++ and Objective-C at the
statement level via Objective-C++. The source file for this hybrid
language is ".mm".
-- Chris
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