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    Objective-C

    Hi!
    I know it is impossible to develop iPhone apps on other systems than Mac, but what about simple Obective-C and Cocoa code? I red then there is posibility to develop in Objective-C on windows and what about Linux Ubuntu, is there compilers for Objective-C and Cocoa?

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    Re: Objective-C

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    Re: Objective-C

    O, thanks.

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    Re: Objective-C

    Objective-C in GNU/Linux is a bit disappointing...

    1. GCC only supports Objective-C 1.0, i.e. no GC and less dynamic stuff to play with.
    2. GNUStep is an (outdated) implementation of the OpenStep API, while Cocoa also adds stuff for OS X GUI development... If you want to know how horrible an OpenStep GUI (be it GNUStep or NeXTStep) looks like, follow this link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:OP...ce_Manager.jpg

    The fact is that ObjC has become more and more an Apple-specific programming language... IMO, due to the Free Software's community lack of serious attention.

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