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Asked: 2026-05-15T19:02:05+00:00

I was told that the newest Qt is Cocoa based, and as so, it’s

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I was told that the newest Qt is Cocoa based, and as so, it’s 64 bit. And Cocoa is Object-C based, whereas Qt is C++ based.

  • How is that possible? I mean, how C++ based library can turn into Objective-C related one? Is this just using Objective-C++?
  • Can any C++ library be Cocoa based using Objective-C++?
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  1. Editorial Team

    Objective-C++ lets you combine C++ and Objective-C in the same source file. So you can do interesting things here. For example, I’ve created C++ classes that call Cocoa things like NSNotification before.

    So I suspect you’d just write in C++, calling C++ objects… which are implemented as C++ wrappers of Objective-C methods.

    wxWidgets has a similar thing going on, wxCocoa, but last I heard that was the Mac platform of the future, meaning that they are still building it.

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