How can I use GCrypt within an Objective-C (Cocoa) app for Mac?

You can use C in Objective C directly, so you would access GCrypt as you would in regular C.

You can use C in Objective C directly, so you would access GCrypt as you would in regular C. At the most basic level, include the libcrypt source in your project and then use #include In source files that you need to access the gcrypt api. For some general info on using libraries in Xcode see this (Also includes a script called FrameworkMaker which can turn a generic library into a .

Framework file. ).

I get errors, presumably because it isn't being linked. How can I do that in XCode? – user542603 Dec 15 '10 at 0:30.

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