Re: Bridging C++ to Cocoa?
Re: Bridging C++ to Cocoa?
- Subject: Re: Bridging C++ to Cocoa?
- From: Graham Reitz <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 17 Nov 2007 17:57:19 -0600
Thanks Filipe,
I looked over some of the ogre examples and it almost looks like you
can use C++ classes right in Object-c++. Is that right?
graham
On Nov 17, 2007, at 11:03 AM, Filipe Varela wrote:
Hi
Have a look at Obj-C++. Basically, c++ instances can exist as
"properties" inside any Obj-C class (compile with Obj-C++) much like
any ansi c type or Obj-C instance.
I use it all the time to build cocoa GUIs to stuff i have in
portable c++.
I also recommend having a look at Ogre Cocoa front ends. While you
may not be interested in Ogre itself (3D), the Cocoa samples are
really simple and should allow you to understand how to mix c++ with
Cocoa/Obj-C++
Cheers,
Filipe
On 2007/11/17, at 16:07, Graham Reitz wrote:
Hello,
Could someone point me to a simple example of bridging straight C++
classes to an Objective-C/Cocoa gui?
For example, I have several C++ classes that compile on mac, linux,
and windows and would like to feed their output to a Objective-C/
Cocoa based gui. How do I go about that? I just got started and
am on the steep slope of the learning curve.
Thanks much,
graham
I just switch to mac this year, yea! Loving it.
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