the default is according to file extension but u can set it otherwise. like for cocoa, if u want to be able to include a c++ class ( defined in a .cpp file ) in an objective c or an objective c++ file u will need to have this set to Objective-C++ for that work. if xcode is set to compile according to file extension this would not work.
jamie
Jesse Carpenter <email@hidden> wrote:
Little Advice Please:
If C++ is used for its capability of using operators, how would I create a C++ project (carbon, cocoa, etc) when using XCode?
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?
Thanks
Jesse
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