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Re: Objective-C++


  • Subject: Re: Objective-C++
  • From: Philip Bridson <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 8 Feb 2008 23:03:04 +0000

Thanks both to Dave and John,

I am using .mm for my implementation files but it is in the .h files i am having problems. Do I need to put the entire class, including deceleration in an .mm file?

Thanks guys.

Phil

On Feb 8, 2008, at 2:51 PM, Philip Bridson wrote:


I am trying to write using Objective-C++. I have read the docs and understand what I can and can't do with it but I have a really basic problem. When I put #include <iostream> in my header files I get an error saying that the file cannot be found? Why is this?


Most likely because the compiler doesn't think that it's compiling an objective-c++ file, which means that it isn't using the C++ header search paths. What extension are you using for your filename? You have to use .mm to tell the compiler that it's objective-c++.



Also when creating the file, do I create a C++ file or an Obj-C file or doesn't it matter?


It should be a .mm file.


Finally, I want to do some thing like this

#ifdef _MAC_OS_X
	//do some obj-c code
#endif

#ifdef _WIN32
	//use WIN32 API coding
#endif


#ifdef __OBJC__ //objc only stuff #endif

--
Dave Carrigan
email@hidden
Seattle, WA, USA

On 8 Feb 2008, at 22:56, John Stiles wrote:

Philip Bridson wrote:
Hi there,

I am trying to write using Objective-C++. I have read the docs and understand what I can and can't do with it but I have a really basic problem. When I put #include <iostream> in my header files I get an error saying that the file cannot be found? Why is this?

Rename the file extension from .c or .m to .mm and try again.

Also when creating the file, do I create a C++ file or an Obj-C file or doesn't it matter?
Neither is right, you want a .mm file. You might need to rename it by hand if that isn't an option.

Finally, I want to do some thing like this

#ifdef _MAC_OS_X
    //do some obj-c code
#endif

#ifdef _WIN32
    //use WIN32 API coding
#endif

Does anyone know how to do this? Is the above correct?

Use #if __APPLE__


Many thanks for your help.

Phil.
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