[poulh]

I just got the brown cocoa book (great book btw, highly recommended!).

I have a main prog that I wrote in c++ a while ago. Basically there are three files..

myObject.h
myObject.cpp
myApp.cpp

all myApp does is make an instance off the Object and call some of its functions.

int main (void)
{
MyObject obj;
obj.func1();
obj.func2();
return 0;
}

For practice I wanted to put a gui ontop of this program.

I figured I could make a window with buttons and have each button call one of the functions.

Since this has to be in obj-c i made an object with two functions and I was going to have them turn around and call my c++ functions.

How do I include myObject.h in an obj-c file? I tried #include and got errors.

sorry if this is easy, i'm new to obj-c.

Thanks!

[Angus_D]

You'll have to name your Obj-C file ".mm" to invoke the Obj-C++ compiler (which enables the combination of C++ and Obj-C++). See the Objective-C++ compiler release notes.

[poulh]

Thanks! I'll try it when I get home (and off this damn XP box).