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fernandovalente

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I really don't like Objective-C. It's hard to learn. I've took a look at some Objective-C++ code and it appears to be easier. Where may I find an Objective-C++ tutorial? Is it good to program with Objective-C++ for iPhones/iPods Touch?
 

Soulstorm

macrumors 68000
Feb 1, 2005
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You could edit your first post instead of making a new one...

Anyway, I think you have misunderstood the way things work. Objective C is a layer of objects on top of C, and ObjC++ is a layer of C++ on top of C++. If you don't like Objective C, chances are that you won't like Objective C++, also. Additionally, Objective C++ needs twice the attention than Objective C so that you don't end up making spaghetti code.

There are no examples or tutorials. Learn Objective C, learn C++ and use C++ with Objective C in your code taking into considerations the limitations that Apple mentions in their website..
 

fernandovalente

macrumors 6502
Original poster
You could edit your first post instead of making a new one...

Anyway, I think you have misunderstood the way things work. Objective C is a layer of objects on top of C, and ObjC++ is a layer of C++ on top of C++. If you don't like Objective C, chances are that you won't like Objective C++, also. Additionally, Objective C++ needs twice the attention than Objective C so that you don't end up making spaghetti code.

There are no examples or tutorials. Learn Objective C, learn C++ and use C++ with Objective C in your code taking into considerations the limitations that Apple mentions in their website..

Thank you! I will give a second chance to Objective-C.
 
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