Use boost library in cocoa project

问题:

It is theoretically possible to use a boost library (e.g. boost threads) inside a cocoa project?

回答1:

Yes, there is nothing stopping you from doing that:

• you can mix Objective-C and C++ - the result is called Objective-C++
• you can of course also link to C and C++ libraries

回答2:

Yes. You can compile boost as a static library and link against it, or you can add the source code to your project and compile it with it.

回答3:

Yeah, just make sure you use Objective-C++ and include to the boost directories you need. (Note: to change to objective-C++ change the file extension to .mm instead of .m, and keep the .h files the same)