using C++ code in XCode

Question

I tried to import a C++ library into XCode, I renamed the .cpp to .mm but when I try to compile it shows me errors like this:

DateOps.h:23: error: expected '=', ',', ';', 'asm' or '_attribute_' before 'DateOps'

start of DateOps.h file

#if !defined( DATE_OPS__H ) #define DATE_OPS__H typedef int MonthDays[13]; typedef long YearEndDays[2]; class DateOps { public: enum CalendarType { T_GREGORIAN = 0, T_JULIAN = 1, };

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Show us the start of DateOps.h and also how you are including it. — trojanfoe
– trojanfoe, Commented May 15, 2012 at 14:59

Community · Accepted Answer · 2017-05-23 12:04:51Z

If you only have to compile a couple files as Objective-C++, then the answer that WrightsCS gave will work fine. However, if you have lots of files to compile this way, or think your project will get bigger in the future, you can change the compilation language for all files:

Go to the Build Settings for your target, look under the Language section for a setting called Compile Sources As. Usually it is set to "According to File Type" (which should work with the .mm extension, but I've seen bugs where it still compiles as Objective-C before). You can force it to "Objective-C++" by changing this setting.

WrightsCS · Accepted Answer · 2012-05-15 14:57:01Z

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You need to set -x objective-c++ as a Compiler Flag on the .mm file you are referring to.

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answered May 15, 2012 at 14:57

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trojanfoe Over a year ago

I didn't have to do that and all my source files are Objective-C++.

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