Are there any online IDEs that support Objective-C?
The popular ones seem to have neglected this language.
Please include a link.
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I've used Ideone. It allows you to compile and run code online in more than 40 programming languages.
dogbane
2010-09-26 02:02:51
No ObjC support...
Moshe
2010-09-26 05:56:52
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Check if this helps you -
http://www.dq.winsila.com/softwares/utilities/codeide-try-programming-on-an-online-ide.html
Sachin Shanbhag
2010-09-30 12:49:14
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Is there a reason you want an online ide?
If its just interest this probably won't satisfy you but the best your going to get for now is probably command line tools(command line compilation+vim/emacs) via ssh or xcode via VNC.
As for reasons they might not support Objective-C, its probably because objective-c is rarely used on non mac platforms, most of those people probably don't do much mac ui/ios coding also there server is probably not running os x(os x servers are rare). Sure you could get linux gcc version of objective-c(I don't think it supports Objective-C 2.0 plus most objective c programs don't most objective c programs use Cocoa? I believe gnustep isn't fully compatible). Also people probably have less experience with sandboxing on a mac(for compiling , running make, executing the app). Most Obj-C apps are likely graphical, the chances are good that you would like to run them after compiling then you would need something like vnc anyway.
Roman A. Taycher
2010-10-05 05:14:34