According to the man-page, you can also specificy the language with the
``-x'' option to gcc.  E.g., ``gcc -x objective-c some-objc-file
another-obj.c -x none normal.c normal.c++''

...would treat some-objc-file and another-obj.c as Objective C, normal.c
as C, and normal.c++ as C++.

You also apparently need to link with -lobjc in order to get crucial
Objective C support.


This is just from a quick browse of the man-page.  I've never actually
used the stuff.  (^&


  "I probably don't know what I'm talking about." --rauch@eecs.ukans.edu