As I mentioned in the above answer, there is no Objective-C wrapper as the language is backwards compatible with C and C++. If you are finding C too different, use C++, just make sure your source files are .mm not .m or you will get compile errors.
As I mentioned in the above answer, there is no Objective-C wrapper as the language is backwards compatible with C and C++. If you are finding C too different, use C++, just make sure your source files are .mm not .m or you will get compile errors.