Re: [SOLVED] C++ in a Cocoa App - How Hard is THAT?
Re: [SOLVED] C++ in a Cocoa App - How Hard is THAT?
- Subject: Re: [SOLVED] C++ in a Cocoa App - How Hard is THAT?
- From: Matthew Owings <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 10 Oct 2005 11:43:51 -0700
Hello all
I mix C++ and Objective-C in my project. If any objective-C file
needs to deal with C++ I give it a .mm extension and it works fine.
So if you don't change the 'Compile Source As' setting, you need to
name any objective-C file that includes a C++ header with a .mm
extension.
Matt Owings
Message: 6
Date: Sat, 8 Oct 2005 11:20:14 -0600
From: Lance Drake <email@hidden>
Subject: [SOLVED] C++ in a Cocoa App - How Hard is THAT?
To: email@hidden
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Hi XCode folks,
Many thanks to the very nice folks who chimed in on this
issue. For
the record, here's what ended getting me the traction to move on past
that problem.
Compiling the C++ file occurs entirely without incident - it was
including the C++ header file with 'class myObject {... }' in the
Objective-C header that caused all the commotion.
In the project 'style' settings I set "Compile Sources As" to be
'Objective-C++'. That was it. I KNEW it had to be something simple -
hence the query, "How hard is THAT?".
It was interesting to chase all over the net and through all
the books
I have and find so little that specifically dealt with this issue.
The
fact that a number of folks immediately responded was a heart-warming
feeling to know that there IS a Mac developer community out there and
it's so full of kind, intelligent souls.
Best Regards,
Lance Drake
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