Establish an objective-C development environment in Windows

1. Install the Compiler

There are many Objective-C compilers. LLVM is developed from GCC and is mainly used on Apple's platform. GNU can use GnuStep, which is a program called Objective c.


Go to the download page and download the above three software packages for installation, for example, to D: \ GNUstep,

2. Install the CodeBlocks IDE environment

: Http: // www.Codeblocks. Org/

3. Configure the Compiler

After codeblocks is installed, goSettings-> Compiler and debugger..., SelectGnu gcc Compiler, copy againName it "GNUstep MinGW Compiler"

Compile other options:-Fconstant-string-class = NSConstantString-std = c99

Specify the search directory at the same time:
The compiler's search directory is D: \ GNUstep \ System \ Library \ Headers.
Set the linker search directory to D: \ GNUstep \ System \ Library \ Libraries, and set the linker parameter:-lobjc-lgnustep-base
Alternatively, you can add two file libgnustep-base.dll.a, libobjc. dll. a, under D: \ GNUstep \ System \ Library \ Libraries, to the linker Option

Set the search directory for compilers and connectors

4. Configuration syntax, file type, and keywords

Support for adding file types

1) EnterSettings-> Environment...

2) SelectFiles extension handlingAdd*. M

3) EnterProject-> Project tree-> Edit file types & categories...

4) InSources, Add*. MTo the file type list.

Add syntax highlighting support

1) EnterSettings-> Editor...

2) SelectSyntax highlightingEnterFilemasks.... Add*. MTo the file type list.

3) EnterKeywords...(CloseFilemasks...) Add the following keywords to the list.

@ Interface @ implementation @ end @ class @ selector @ protocol @ public @ protected @ private id bool yes no sel nil NULL self

Add *. m extension to syntax highlighting

5. Code Testing

Create a new project, change main. c to main. m, and enter the following code:

#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>int main (int argc, const char *argv[]){    NSAutoreleasePool *pool = [[NSAutoreleasePool alloc] init];    NSLog(@"%@",@"hello world");    [pool drain];    return 0;}

The compilation and running effect is as follows:

17:33:49. 711 objc1 [6080] hello world

Process returned 0 (0x0) execution time: 0.220 s
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Source: http://blog.csdn.net/wxw45601/article/details/7484056