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I have some legacy code to reuse written in c++ with opengl but most of the examples online are written in objective c… so porting my code would be probably easier in a mixed env.
I would prefer to avoid a “library” solution with separated .so
Yes you can. Just add your c++ code in a file called *.cpp
You can even mix C++ and objective-c code in the same file, but make sure the file is named *.mm (instead of *.m). That’s a gotacha that a lot of people fall far.
Considering you want to use some legacy C++ code, this is probably exactly what you are looking for: Sample code from Apple for Cocoa With Carbon or CPP