...very good work. It is not easy for c++ programmers to switch their mindset to fully understand the power of objective-C. This work help to make this effort more easy.
Thanks

I wish I had something like this 3 years ago when I switched from C++ linux programming ( Qt/KDE ) to Cocoa. I still write most of my core math/physics routines in C++ but I really enjoy the ObjC/Cocoa layer on top.

Thank heaven for Objective-C++!

Anyone know of an Objective-C for C# Programmers Guide?

thx... that stuff is always useful :)

Wow, I wish I knew of this when I picked up Cocoa, coming from a hardcore C++ background.

@Shamyl: Thank heaven for Objective-C++
I love the fact that the Objective-C++ bridge exists as well( hopefully it is still being maintained and improved). A lot of useful libraries are written in C++, and this bridge lets me use these libraries with Cocoa.

@Bill: I've looked at C# before. From what I can tell, it is strongly typed as well. The guide above might help even if it doesn't talk about C# per se.

Ironically, I have written four articles about C++ for Objective-C programmers(for using the Objective-C++ bridge).

Very nice job by Mr. Chatelier.

Thanks for the link Scott.

Hello,
This was very nice from Scott to make a post for the document. Do not hesitate to send me comments if you want to discuss some points, I am always open to improvements.

Regards,

Pierre Chatelier

Great addition to the documentation a C/C++/Objective-C developer/enthusiast should have. Thank you Mr. Chatelier and Mr. Stevenson.