forcing xcode to use C instead of cpp

By vadersolo at Tue, Oct 20 2009 2:34pm |

Hi there
a friend sent me a project template for xcode, but seem to be using c++ and we dont know how to change it to c


float *a;
a = malloc(5 * sizeof(float));

I get error

/Users/jmazo/CUDA/Promedio_credito/C/main.c:17: error: invalid conversion from 'void*' to 'float*'

I've all that seem obvious in the project preferences but no luck

any help is welcomed

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Tue, 2009-10-20 14:52 — vadersolo

Never mind I found it there

Never mind

I found it

there as an option

compile sources as:
file type

the file tipe was .c

but when I changed that compile sources as "C" it worked

but any ideas why the deafault wont catch the .c extension

thanks

Thu, 2009-12-10 16:39 — Ragnemalm

Extension problem?

It can't possibly be because the extension is hidden and the file is really names something.c.cpp? That happens sometimes. It should show correctly in the IDE though.