Calling iOS functions is quite different from the one we did for Android. The first difference is the programming language for iOS, which is Objective C++ (with the "plus plus" sign) rather than Java. In order for us to integrate iOS functions in our Qt project, we cannot use the usual Objective C language for the class that will be integrated into our Qt project. Instead, we use the Objective C++ language, which is compatible with C++ under macOS and iOS environments. Secondly, there is no iOS extras module like you would have with Android. This is because Objective C++ is compatible with C++ and hence we can just create a trampoline function in Objective C++ and call it directly, which, in turn, will trigger ...
Calling iOS functions from Qt
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