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Anton Zherdev edited this page May 30, 2014
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Objective-D is a modern language which can generate Objective-C and Java based on its code. It can allow you to use the same language for iOS and Android development. You can read this article that will show you a brief description of the language. Also you can read about the syntax of Objective-D starting from here and command line arguments.
- Download and extract the last available ObjD.zip.
- Put ObjD file somewhere so that it will be available in path. For instance, /usr/sbin.
- There are two folders with templates of the project for the particular destination language in the archive (Java, ObjC). Choose one of them.
- Open the project using Xcode or preferably AppCode for Objective-C, and JetBrains Idea for Java.
- In the project you will find two main folders. ObjDLib contains sources and generated file of the core library. Sample contains a couple of sample files and build.sh which generates code. You can rename Sample folder as you wish.
- Also you can download the plugin for AppCode and Idea.
- You can read about the syntax of Objective-D starting from here and command line arguments.