.m file duplicate error
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for the .m file changes it tries to compile but does not update and prints in the console as
"Loading .dylib - Ignore any duplicate class warning..."
also, it does not detect if the .cpp file is updated in case people use .c/.cpp projects with swift together
note also that function i am trying is
void doit(); in .h file
and in .m file
void doit(){
printf("ahaa");
}
You can ignore the “Duplicate class warning” but I’m afraid you can’t inject C++!
but it is in objective-c file inside .m file and the code is not updated
the class variable methods inside objective-c get updated but strangely not the ordinary global methods/functions
You can only inject Objective-C or Swift methods, not global functions. They need to be dynamically dispatched.
what do you mean "dynamically dispatched"?
You can google that and get the answer but from injection’s point of view you can only inject methods of Objective-C or Swift classes is what you need to know.
what about c++ virtual methods ?
if i use them inside .mm file
no
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