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February 04 2010

17:21

objc_msgSend() Tour

Bill Bumgarner: "What follows (across this and 3 more posts, maybe more) is a rather detailed tour of objc_msgSend() as implemented in Mac OS X 10.6.2. Rather detailed in that every instruction will be explained. Even though it is relatively few instructions, there is a considerable amount of background information that is helpful to understanding the objc_msgSend() instruction stream."

July 22 2009

02:51

iPhone Development Emergency Guide [Matt Legend Gemmell]

"This is an emergency guide to iPhone software development, i.e. a guide for competent developers who haven’t written code for the iPhone platform before, and just want to get started right now."

July 12 2009

16:18

Blocks for iPhoneOS 3.0 and Mac OS X 10.5 [Plausible Labs]

"Blocks are a great addition to Objective-C, but unfortunately, are only available in Mac OS X 10.6. We have a quite a bit of code that could be greatly simplified using blocks, and so I decided to spend some time back-porting block support to iPhoneOS 3.0 and Mac OS X 10.5. "The result, Plausible Blocks, provides a drop-in runtime and Xcode compiler for using blocks in your iPhone and Mac OS X 10.5 applications, based on Apple’s Snow Leopard blocks runtime and compiler support."
16:17

plblocks

"Plausible Blocks (PLBlocks) provides a drop-in runtime and toolchain for using blocks [aka closures] in iPhone 2.2+ and Mac OS X 10.5 applications. Both the runtime and compiler patches are direct backports from Apple's Snow Leopard source releases."

July 03 2009

20:09

ParseKit - Cocoa Objective-C Framework for parsing, tokenizing and language processing

Mac/iPhone library for string-scanning and writing language parsers. By Todd Ditchendorf, author of Fluid. MIT license.

April 30 2009

00:16

PsychoH13's C-ObjC-Blocks at master - GitHub

Open source implementation of the runtime libraries for C and Objective-C "blocks" (aka "closures") that Apple's implemented for OS X 10.6. This should allow us to use blocks in 10.5...
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