Well, hey, we here use Cocoa and are prepared for 64-bit as of the next couple
of weeks.
But that’s about basic changes in chip architecture and is understandable. I
was more worried about any hints of leaving Obj-C behind, and I’m glad to hear
that the Obj-C interface will continue to be
Here’s another small developer’s perspective:
Practica Musica has been around since 1987 in one form or another
(originally in 68000 assembler!). We’ve sold a lot of Macs for Apple. The
upcoming version 7 is still C++ with Objective-C where necessary for the UI. We
refuse to use Swift,
If it’s any help: Microsoft Visual Studio now offers C++/winrt, a pure C++
environment that works great. Doesn’t seem to be well-known yet but it’s
efficient for Windows Store apps. So all our C++ code goes straight into the
Win version.
No need for C# or C++/CX, etc.
On the Mac I use C++ too
