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Revision as of 06:53, 6 January 2015
A variant of the programming language C that adds an object system. While conceptually similar to C++ the main difference is that Objective C takes the object system from Smalltalk while C++ takes it from Simula, also there is greater emphasis on standard libraries for C++ than with O-C. Objective C never really took off the ground, the industry focused on C++ as it was an open standard while Objective C was a property system supported by one vendor and then was only really a pre-processor rather than a true compiler, the only company supporting it these days is Apple Inc., but they acquired their toolset from NeXT.
A list of OS/2 implementations of Objective C
- EMX Compiler - Open source - Discontinued
Libraries and bindings
A list of DOS implementations of Objective C
- EMX Compiler - Open source - Discontinued
- Stepstone Objective-C - Commercial - Discontinued
A list of Objective C implementations that run under WinOS/2
A list of Objective C implementations that run under Java
A list of Objective C implementations in JavaScript
Publications
- Brad Cox and Andrew Novobilski: Object-Oriented Programming: An Evolutionary Approach - 1991 - ISBN: 0201548348 - Out of print