I have run into a problem... I'm trying to use QTKit in an application that we have at work. The only problem with that is the app is written in C++, not Obj-C. I have looked through Apple's documentation for answers, but I haven't found anything useful.
Basically what I'm looking to do is write a single controller class in Obj-C that has its methods exposed through a C interface to my app. I've written all that code already, but when I try and link it to even a sample C++ app, it finds the Obj-C symbols in the lib and complains about them being there. I thought about hiding the symbols using compiler flags, but I saw in Apple's docs that Obj-C isn't affected by that, since classes and messages are bound by the runtime and not the linker.
Has anyone successfully done this?
Thanks, Robbie
You can use QTKit from within your C++ application by using Objective-C++:
Rename the files that access QTKit from .cpp to .mm. This does not change anything in your existing code but you can then use Objective-C from within these files.