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| trickards... |
 Posted: Thu Jul 23, 2009 10:33 am |
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I am looking at some options for a project at the moment - completely
new to Obj-C. I am wanting to create a UI which will be controlled by
a pair of multitouch overlays. I am interested in developing this on
a mac using cocoa, hence the use of this language. These overlays
have c, c++ and c# versions of their API, is there any way I can use
these in Obj-C code? I'd rather not default back to coding this in c#/
WPF .NET.
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| Pascal J. Bourguignon... |
| Posted: Thu Jul 23, 2009 8:59 pm |
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trickards <tomrickards at (no spam) gmail.com> writes:
Quote: I am looking at some options for a project at the moment - completely
new to Obj-C. I am wanting to create a UI which will be controlled by
a pair of multitouch overlays. I am interested in developing this on
a mac using cocoa, hence the use of this language. These overlays
have c, c++ and c# versions of their API, is there any way I can use
these in Obj-C code? I'd rather not default back to coding this in c#/
WPF .NET.
The compiler provided by Apple Computer Inc, is able to compile both
C++ and Objective-C, mixed inside the same source files. (Google for
objc++).
So you could equally well use the C API as the C++ API. I'd advise you
to use the C++ API (otherwise I'd advise to write an Objective-C
wrapper around the C API).
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__Pascal Bourguignon__ |
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