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So I have a program that I have been developing for a while (for fun) on XCode written in C++ as a command line tool program. However I just recently had the idea to turn it into a Mac OSX application. The idea would be to use cocoa/objective-c to create the UI and keep the C++ backend. However, I don't know how to add this in to a project that has already been created as a command line program. Would I have to create a brand new project as a cocoa application and copy/paste my existing code over? Or is there a simpler way to achieve what it is I'm looking to do?

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  • not an exact duplicate, but this question is similar and may be useful. Commented Nov 13, 2013 at 4:57

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A project can contain multiple targets. You can probably do what you want by creating a target that matches the app type you want and then adding existing files as necessary to that target.

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