Can somebody point me in the right direction for this. I’ve found lots of info on using c++ in obj c but not the other way around. I am making an iPhone game in c++ but need to tap into some of the features the iPhone has to offer.
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Can somebody point me in the right direction for this. I’ve found lots of info on using c++ in obj c but not the other way around. I am making an iPhone game in c++ but need to tap into some of the features the iPhone has to offer.
Thanks
There’s actually no difference between “using C++ in Objective-C” and “using Objective-C in C++” – they’re both actually using Objective-C++ (which is a distinct language).
Just make sure that you’re compiling the source file as Objective-C++: either rename it with a
.mmextension, or add the compiler flag-x objective-c++to affect all of your source files.Then you can do just about anything that you would do in Objective-C.