葉難: Objective-C on Windows 2010年6月8日 ... 問：聽說gcc可以編譯Objective-C，所以在Windows上裝cygwin，裡面有gcc，就 ... 想像成c的stdio.h）連preprocessor都過不去，更別提compiler了。
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Objective C for Windows - Stack Overflow 2008年9月11日 - What would be the best way to write Objective-C on the Windows ... Expanding on the two previous answers, if you just want Objective-C but not ...
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windows - Objective-C Compiler And Editor - Stack Overflow 2013年10月19日 - This question already has an answer here: Objective C for Windows 9 ... Yes, you can learn Objective-C but you won't be able to create OS X or ...
Installing Objective-C Compiler - CodeBlocks 2011年10月9日 - Caution: Make sure your GNU GCC Compiler is properly setup before attempting to setup for Objective-C. 1) Go to Settings->Compiler and ...
