Re: Integrating C++ into Swift
Re: Integrating C++ into Swift
- Subject: Re: Integrating C++ into Swift
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- Date: Sat, 13 Jun 2015 12:12:12 -1000
There are basically two options.
Expose a C interface to your C++ or use Objective-C++ (this is the easiest option).
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> On 2015/06/13, at 10:03, Rick Mann <email@hidden> wrote:
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>> On Jun 13, 2015, at 12:34 , Uli Kusterer <email@hidden> wrote:
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>> Yeah, using ObjC++ right now. Swift does not have any way to talk to C++. Best on I know to do is go via C (e.g. by creating C++ methods declared as 'extern “C”’) or ObjC (by creating an outwardly ObjC class that is ObjC++ internally).
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> This is one of the biggest limitations in migrating our code. We have a lot of C++, and it's not going away. Seems to me Swift could have supported at least calling out to C++. Eh, I guess that's asking too much.
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> Best bet is to tediously create the C shim with a bunch of functions, one for each method you need to call, passing "this" as the first parameter, and translating between Swift and C++ data structures where needed. Might introduce some real overhead (e.g., convert a std::vector to []).
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