I have some code written in C++ which I would like to use in my iPhone app. I added the source files to the XCode project, but I have problem with some parts of the source code, e.g. I have he following code:
#import <vector>
// (...) some other code
typedef std::vector<keypoint> keypointslist;
// (...) rest of the code
In the line with the typedef I'm getting:
Expected '=', ',', ';', 'asm' or 'attribute' before ':' token in
Exactly the same code was compiled with gcc on Linux machine, so I wonder why XCo开发者_JAVA技巧de has problem with it.
Any suggestions?
Are you sure, you told XCode to compile the file as C++ and not as C or Objective-C? Maybe you must use the file extension ".cpp".
It's called #include
, not #import
:
#include <vector>
+1 with Ludger,
youre adding that to an objective c app, you'll need to add a .cp/.mm/.cpp translation unit to the project to get that to compile - right click on project classes select add class make sure you add one from the cpp section.
If you include C++ code in a ".m" file you must rename the extension to ".mm" or ".M". this applies even if you reference a C++ class from an objective C one, the file must be renamed. Sometimes this renaming has a domino effect and so you end up with a lot of ".mm" files in your project.
Make sure you included <vector>
header file before typedef. It looks like the compiler doesn't know std
namespace.
You have to rename the ALL files that use the C++ code with .mm extension.
That includes your view controller files that could be importing the C++ class. eg. MyViewController.mm
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