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Subject: Re: C++ vsus Objective-C
Keywords: C++ integration
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Date: 7 Feb 91 00:27:08 GMT
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Whoops.  In my last posting I included a NextAnswer that showed how to  
integrate C and objective-C.  The question was about mixing C++ and  
Objective-C.

Here's one for that:

C++ integration

Q:  Can I integrate C++ code into my Interface Builder/Objective-C application?   
How?

A:  Yes, in release 2.0 you can, and it's pretty easy (once you know how)!  The  
procedure breaks down into three categories of things that you must do:  
compiling, Interface Builder and getting the two languages to talk to each  
other.

[... goes into detail here ...]

There is an example located in /NextDeveloper/Examples/Calculator++ which  
illustrates the integration of Interface Builder nib files, Objective-C source  
code, and C++ source code into one program.

QA584

Chris MacAskill
cmac@next.com