I know objective-c code can be compilied on Windows by gnuStep. GnuStep clone most of the apple libraries but not all. So I am looking smart way find the remaining class since I assume using apple library on other os might be against the apple's licence.(Please don't aswer saying buy mac or wmvare solutions). Thanks.
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i always thought there was no way to compile obj-c code on any other platform then osx. i guess i need to investigate gnuStep! – owen gerig Feb 02 '12 at 15:13
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Can you be more precise on what is missing in gnustep? – mathk Feb 10 '12 at 10:49
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For iOS you depend on apple's frameworks (Cocoa Touch et al). They are only available on Mac OS X.
While it is possible, to run OS X on PCs (search for "Hackingtosh"), apple forbids to run it on non-apple hardware in its EULA.
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I know it may be against the apple's licence. but there are several apps like Adobe-flex have accoplish this goal. – csk Feb 06 '12 at 07:54
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@Mobinex what do you mean by "accomplish this goal", do you mean being cross platform compatible? Because if this is what you want you are not choosing the easiest path. – mathk Feb 10 '12 at 10:53