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Objective C++

Name: Anonymous 2011-05-18 14:24

Okay, so I'm thinking about working with Obj-C++ as opposed to its base languages, but I'm a little confused as to just how integrated they can be. Can a C++ namespace or class have members which are Objective C classes or types, and can Objective C classes have members which are C++ classes? No, I'm not talking about inheritance, but something like


class someSepplesClass {
NSString* voo
NSUInteger var
};

Name: Anonymous 2011-05-18 19:49

>>21
The reason you don't use it in the ENTERPRISE (some do, but it's rare) is because you need to be able to replace programmers all the time and can't have your company depend on a few critical unreplaceable people, the other reason is because it gives you too much freedom which makes it very easy for someone to make up their own language and make it confusing for the rest of the team. However, for small teams it's perfect. You can call it useless all day long, while I'll be using it to write code dozens of times smaller than the equivalent C, SEPPLES or Java versions in much less time. If it serves my needs it will never be useless to me. It may be useless to you because you either don't know it or don't know how to use it, or maybe you don't program at all or all your programming is entirely low-level or simple enough that you don't need anything more than C or assembly.

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