Re: Objective-C++ or C bridge?
Re: Objective-C++ or C bridge?
- Subject: Re: Objective-C++ or C bridge?
- From: Bob Savage <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 02 Feb 2002 14:41:35 -0600
The best place to start is with C -- also referred to as ANSI C. For the
most part everything you learn there is relevant to Objective-C and C++. As
they say those two languages are "supersets" of C, although one may quibble
as to how true that is with C++. The next Step I would recommend is to learn
about Objective C. Ignore C++ if you can. So that leaves Objective-C++,
which is a union of Objective-C and C++.
Best,
Bob
on 2/2/02 1:31 PM, Jason Batchelor wrote:
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Okay, yes, I'm a complete and utter newbie at programming on a Mac, but
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I'd really like to get off on the right foot in learning how to do so.
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I've seen mentions made of the following:
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Objective-C
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C
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C++
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and now,
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Objective-C++
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Can anyone point me to a good guide as to the differences between the
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above? For someone with no C/C++ experience, where would be the best
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place to start, and what language would be the best bet to start
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learning first?
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Thanks,
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Jason M. Batchelor