How can I call Objective-C code (specifically code from Mac system libraries) from C++/Qt?
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Also, what is the difference between a .m and a .mm file? Or is that just some convention that Nokia uses for Qt?
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1 ACCPTED 2010-05-27 07:22:00
.m refers to an Objective-C file, whereas .mm is an Objective-C++. I'm not sure whose convention that is.
As for calling Objective-C from C++, this might help:
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