Re: programming in C++ ?
Re: programming in C++ ?
- Subject: Re: programming in C++ ?
- From: John Stiles <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 30 Jan 2008 07:22:33 -0800
You can use .mm for all your stuff and it will be fine. That's what I
do.
The only reasons that people use .m are:
- somewhat faster compile times, since the C++ compiler is slower
than the C compiler
- the same reason people use .c files; they don't want C++ features
or their code predates widespread C++ adoption
On Jan 30, 2008, at 3:17 PM, Cor wrote:
I'm very new to Cocoa, so I'm sorry if this is more or less a
stupid question.
I want to make an application that uses the QTKit and some IOKit
things.
For QTKit I seem te need to write in Objective-C.
For the IOKit I need to write in C++.
I'm a experienced C++ programmer, so I prefer to program in C++,
but how do I interface to QTKit?
I did read something about .mm files.
If I understand correctly then .mm files may contain Object-C and C+
+ mix.
But if this is so, why are not all files .mm (why are .m files
needed?).
And how do I call the Object-C functions?
Does it hurt when I only use .mm files?
Does it makes sense to write Cocoa applications in C++?
Thanks.
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