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mark reilly
Courses Plus Student 3,761 PointsLooking for resources/ strategies to help move C source code to swift?
Reintroducing myself to programing and have taken some Swift courses. Would like to use some open source C programs on iOS. Any suggestions/ tools on how to accomplish this would be appreciated.
Thanks
2 Answers
Michael Hulet
47,913 PointsAssuming it's built for iOS, you should be able to use any C code as-is with Swift. When you drag and drop it into your project it'll ask if you wanna make a "Bridging Header". Select yes, and in the file it creates, #import any headers you want to use with Swift
AR Ehsan
7,912 PointsHello. I hope everyone is doing well. They are some topics that I figured out a swift programmer should know. I would love Treehouse to have courses of the following topics.
1) CoreData; 2)Parse; 3)Firebase; 4)and some other advanced topics;
All written in swift. If anybody would like other swift course suggestions, please join this discussion
Thanks!
mark reilly
Courses Plus Student 3,761 Pointsmark reilly
Courses Plus Student 3,761 PointsThanks for the instruction, the source code is written in ISO C. Will attempt use of "Bridging Header" and let you know result.