Is apple phasing out support for objective-c++?  Note the following:In the Objective-C language manual, there used to be a section on mixing objective-c and c++.  That section is now missing.Links to articles on objective-c++ on the apple developer website seem to be broken, and are now redirected, e.g. this one, which I found on this stackoverflow question.Searching for c++ on the apple dev website brings very little in the way of current information.Should I be concerned about using c++ for iOS development?
Is objective-C++ being phased out?
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Nah, I wouldn't worry about it.First off, Apple's two main compiler toolchains (gcc and clang) both continue to support it. In fact, the main page for clang repeatedly indicates support for Objective C++ is a goal of the Clang project.Second, unlike MSDN, Apple frequently changes their online technical documentation, and links to articles on their developer website break a lot. That's kind of a pain in the neck - I keep a bunch of QuickTime API documentation on my hard drive because I'm tired of having to re-find it online.Apple's history over the 27 years I've been programming for the Mac has been that when they plan to deprecate an API, they're very up-front about it, and typically give five or more years' notice in the form of public announcements, or at least compiler warnings. So I'd be astonished if they just quietly deprecated a programming language that many, many thousands of developers rely on.