Re: Objective-C++: passing Objective-C objects to C++ methods?

• Subject: Re: Objective-C++: passing Objective-C objects to C++ methods?
• From: "stephen joseph butler" <email@hidden>
• Date: Sat, 11 Nov 2006 23:57:38 -0600
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I am new to Objective-C++, and I am having some problems. I'm using
a recent snapshot of GCC 4.2, for the record.

[snip]

Unfortunately, I don't have a Mac available to test this with. What
behavior does Apple's version of GCC exhibit for the above
Objective-C++ code? Does it compile?

This is probably offtopic for the list since you've as much admitted
you can't do Cocoa (you don't have a mac!).

That being said, on my gentoo box I get the same error. I'm guessing
it is because GCC doesn't understand the Objective-C inheritance
model. Apple's compiler chain is a modified version of GCC, so you're
going to have to expect these sorts of problems.
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