I bet there's a ton of Objective-C++ code around that serves as a shim between a C++ codebase and macOS/iOS system frameworks. The difference to plain ObjC isn'

I bet there's a ton of Objective-C++ code around that serves as a shim between a C++ codebase and macOS/iOS system frameworks. The difference to plain ObjC isn't all that big except that the "C part" uses C++ semantics (I guess that's why nobody explicitly mentions it as ObjC++ but just files it under the ObjC umbrella name)