Now i have the following questions:
1) Which is the best practice to use .mm files in GNUmake files?
I simply use the usual GNUmakefile syntax in order to create my tool and
overwrite CC and LD as follows
CC=gcc -x objective-c++
LD=g++
This works fine so far but is it the recommended way? Has anyone
been used objc++ in conjunction with GNUmake files so far and if so, how?
A directive for Objective-C++ files has been added:
xxx_OBJCC_FILES directive.
2) Do the current GS sources compile using objc++ ?
I encountered minor syntax errors with gnustep base 1.10.3 while including
Foundation.h.
... <SNIP>
I implemented simple workarounds for me and the objc++ code compiles
and runs fine with them. My question is now wether someone
has adressed the issues mentioned above so far or is willing to adress
them? Or did anyone even successfully used GS Foundation in conjunction
with objc++?
Objective-C++ support is relatively new to the GCC compiler for all
supported platforms (not just MacOS X), so GNUstep hasn't been well
tested with Objective-C compilers. From what I can work out, some
headers will need to be modified to compile as Objective-C++ (I've tried
compiling minimal Objective-C++ code).
You're welcome to make the necessary changes to GNUstep so that it
compiles with Objective-C++, and contribute them back to the source base.
Regards
Christopher Armstrong
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