Xcode can cross compile, but only if there is a way for it to run the resulting code. However by properly implementing a fake SDK folder, you can make its code highlighting and autocomplete work. I have already ported a set of basic Linux headers over and it worked fine. Now I am going to copy lots of other headers over so that it will work better.
On the down side though, clang cross compiler cannot really build working libraries. (Maybe methodology error?) but it does not matter much since Xcode does not compile too. So here is my conclusion: this Xcode rig can work, but it's sole good is to allowing coding and drawing UI in Xcode with its great native abilities of handling Objective-C and xib files. You need to transfer code from your Mac to a Linux box to build and debug. However you can still make your OS X and GNUstep programs share code, so debugged OS X code will work a lot smoother under GNUstep. 发自我的 iPad _______________________________________________ Gnustep-dev mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnustep-dev
