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While gnu gcc (version 2.3.3) will compile both C++ and Objective C, it  
won't do both at once.  Is there a compiler that will recognize both C++  
and Objective C in the same file?  (Or a way to trick gcc into doing so?)   
Will I have to resort to "plain" c functions to communicated between  
objects written in the two languages, or is there a better way?

I'm writing an application for NeXTstep (which mean's I'm basically stuck  
with ObjC), but I would like to use a large amount of C++ code that I have  
already written and debugged on other platforms.

Thanks in advance...

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