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1) Refcounted pointers need stack variables to have constructors / destructors called at predictable places.
2) Objective-C, afaik, does not support the above.
3) The cocoa libraries are bound in Objective-C, not C++.
Thus, my question: is there a easy way to use the Cocoa libraries, yet still have most of my app in C++ (and thus use my refcounted pointers)?
Thanks!
(iPhone in the title since this is mainly targeted at the iPhone)
Yes, you can use Cocoa with C++. The gcc compiler will compile code that contains both C++ and Objective C constructs; the resulting language is called (somewhat predictably) Objective C++.