This trick will be helpful for people who are trying to embed Opengl ES code in their iPhone project.
One way to let your compiler know that you will be using mix of C++ and objective-C will be to convert the extension of all .m files to .mm as discussed in one the previous post(LINK) but there is another way if you don't want to change all the extensions !
In your project Settings, Under Build Settings > GCC 4.2- Language
Change the "Compile Source As" value to "Objective-C++"
It will let you compile the code without changing the extensions of all the files.
I found this wonderful tip from Pete Cole blog. LINK
One way to let your compiler know that you will be using mix of C++ and objective-C will be to convert the extension of all .m files to .mm as discussed in one the previous post(LINK) but there is another way if you don't want to change all the extensions !
In your project Settings, Under Build Settings > GCC 4.2- Language
Change the "Compile Source As" value to "Objective-C++"
It will let you compile the code without changing the extensions of all the files.
I found this wonderful tip from Pete Cole blog. LINK
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