On Jun 16, 2008, at 3:45 PM, Andreas Monitzer wrote:
First off, Cocoa programs have to be written in Objective C. However, when using the file extension .mm instead of .m, you can mix Objective C and C++ in the same file (you can't subclass across programming languages, though).
Yes, this is what I was planning on doing. To clarify and make certain I am entirely on the same page, however, let me quickly explain what I had planned.
I was planning on using Objective C for Cocoa specific code, such as code to create the NSWindow, for example. Game logic would be written in C++ for porting purposes. If my understanding is correct, that should be perfectly possible. I'd actually be much happier writing in C++ across the board, but if I can't create apps that use the Cocoa UI objects in C++, I open up a whole host of other problems where regards accessibility, something that is of paramount importance, even for the minimal amount of GUI that the app will be employing.
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