I’m currently developing an App based on JUCE, but i need to use a Framework of which i only have an Objective-C version.
Trying to include the headers directly, i get lots of errors of the type:
Unknown type name 'NSString'; did you mean 'String'?
There seems to be some resources regarding using C++ in Obj-C projects, but not the other
way round … what am i missing here ?
Regards,
N
You should use the file suffix .mm rather than .cpp then the compiler will compile with Objective-C++
Doesn’t seem to be as simple as that, as now i get errors in the fashion of:
Finder.h:261:3: Reference to 'Point' is ambiguous
Hmm ok, in general compiling the App as Obj-C++ works, but there seems to be a namespace conflict or something with JUCE and the Framework …
Thanks for the hint, btw
Always include your libraries headers before the juce headers
Yes, that does the trick, mostly … plus, you need to explicitly specify the namespace on
juce::Component* createMainContentComponent() { return new MainContentComponent();}
Otherwise, there’ll still be a conflict regarding the Component* pointer