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It looks like before 10.8, CoreText was not a separate framework but was part of Cocoa.
I’m porting a bit of C++ code that wants to use CoreText types such as CTFontRef.
When I
#include <CoreText/CoreText.h>
I get a preprocessor error “CoreText/CoreText.h” not found. If I switch to something like
#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>
That works for .m or .mm, but not for .cpp files, since that includes Obj-C code.
Does anyone know what include to use for this case?
Use this include and you should be all set:
You may also need to include the “ApplicationServices” framework in your project as well.