[grayprog]

I see, so you're just writing the bridge code yourself. OK, I do the same in Objective-C++, so at least it gives me an object-based interface, as well. But saving this step and having a direct Swift <-> C++ would be helpful.

[jb1991]

Yeah for me it's just about keeping Obj-C out of the project. It's enough to have two languages, I don't want to unnecessarily add a third.

[quux]

Don't you already have 3 languages to think about? Swift, C and C++?

[jb1991]

The C API is usually syntactically valid C++, so I don’t think of it that way. It’s just an API. Implementation is still in just two languages.