Re: C++ in a Cocoa App - How Hard is THAT?
Re: C++ in a Cocoa App - How Hard is THAT?
- Subject: Re: C++ in a Cocoa App - How Hard is THAT?
- From: Glen Low <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 8 Oct 2005 08:55:32 +0800
On 08/10/2005, at 7:35 AM, Lance Drake wrote:
Hi XCode folks,
In an effort to write a snazzy little app which accesses a C++
object that came from a CodeWarrior Carbon project, I wrote a
little Cocoa app in which I would like to include that source file
written in C++. Evidently, it's lots easier to include Cocoa in
Carbon... but I digress.
As it happens, I cannot include the ".h" file in the Cocoa .m
file (so as to be able to create the object and then refer to it)
as the complaints appear immediately upon the compiler encountering
the word 'class'.
Pouring thru the ADC refs, etc I found the instruction to set
'Other C Flags' to include '-ObjC++'. The file itself compiles.
It's the reference to it that seemingly cannnot be added into the
Cocoa world.
Before everyone heads out to the hills for the weekend - could
somebody please send me a link to the effect, "hey, read this..."
or somehow otherwise help me understand why this is not happening
as I would wish?
Thanks VERY much!
Don't forget to read http://developer.apple.com/releasenotes/Cocoa/
Objective-C++.html.
It's somewhat dated but I haven't seen any more recent guidance from
Cupertino.
Cheers, Glen Low
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