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I want to be able to browse through the source code of an iPhone application in windows. I do not want to compile and run the code, just need to have some kind of tool that understands the Objective-C code and iPhone application source structure. Something that view the source code as a whole (project-based) and ideally can link different classes and methods. Something more than just a plain editor with code styling and something less than a full feature IDE. Do you suggest any tools?
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For Objective-C (on the Mac) it's Xcode, which comes with Mac OS X. It's on the installation DVD. The latest version can be downloaded, for free, from the Apple Developer Connection site.
The best platform for developing Objective‑C is Mac OS. But Objective‑C programs can also be compiled and run on Windows or Linux by using GNUstep and an Objective‑C compiler.
In order to run Objective-C program on windows, we need to install MinGW and GNUStep Core. Both are available at https://www.gnu.org/software/gnustep/windows/installer.html. First, we need to install the MSYS/MinGW System package. Then, we need to install the GNUstep Core package.
FILE *libFile = fopen("/Users/pineapple/Desktop/finalproj/test242. txt","r"); char wah[200]; fgets(wah, 200, libFile); printf("%s test\n", wah);
Most editors will support Objective-C syntax highlighting. Personally I use VIM or NotePad++. I would recommend NotePad++ for ease of use. But as far as I know there is no 'IDE' for Objective-C for Windows.
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