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Windows Bridge for iOS (also referred to as WinObjC) is a Microsoft open source project that provides an Objective-C development environment for Visual Studio/Windows. In addition, WinObjC provides support for iOS API compatibility.

Getting started with WinObjC

To use WinObjC, there are a few requirements. You need: - Windows 10 - Visual Studio 2015 with Windows developer tools. Visual Studio 2015 Community is available for free here. Select (at least) the following components during installation:

1. Programming Languages -> Visual C++

2. Universal Windows App Development Tools (all)

3. Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone 8.0/8.1 Tools (all)

The best way to get started with WinObjC is to run one of the samples. We recommend starting with the WOCCatalog sample app, which demonstrates an assortment of iOS and XAML UI controls. To run the sample:

  1. Extract the SDK zip file to a local directory

  2. Navigate to winobjc/samples/WOCCatalog in the extracted directory

  3. Double-click on WOCCatalog-WinStore10.sln to open in VS2015

  4. In VS2015 right-click on the WOCCatalog (Universal Windows) project

  5. Select Set as StartUp project

  6. Use Ctrl-F5 to build and run the app

For guidance about importing your own Xcode project and other Windows Bridge for iOS SDK details, see the wiki

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C# and WinObjc in the same project

I'm looking at the new WinObjc SDK, and I really like it. I'm thinking about doing most of a project I'm working on in objective-c, but I need to access the COM ports. I'm assuming using C# would be the easiest way to do that. Can I mix WinObjc…
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sys/socket.h missing in WinObjC?

I've been trying to compile a simple Objective-C project that uses the Reachability library & the compile stops at the sys/socket.h import. Any ideas?
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Windows Bridge for iOS and Xamarin.iOS

I have an app developed using Xamarin.iOS that i would like to port to Windows 10. I have read that is possible to use Windows Bridge to port app developed using Objective-C (WinObjC provides support for iOS API) to Windows 10 using WinObj…
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ObjC, Swift to WinObjC

I have an iOS app which includes both objective c and swift. Does the winobjc tool support converting the iOS apps which includes both objective c and swift code?
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iOS app converting into Windows app using WinObjC

I am using WinObjC to convert Apple Tableview sample code to windows app to try it out how exactly it is working. I successfully converted it to vs project, opened in windows 10 visual studio. When I run it in a local machine, I get error as in…
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