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Apple Xcode is Apple Computer's integrated development environment (IDE) for OS X. The full Xcode package is free to ADC members and includes all the tools you need to create, debug, and optimize your own Universal applications, targeting both Intel and PowerPC platforms. At the heart of Xcode is a graphical workbench that tightly integrates a syntax-highlighting text editor, a robust build control system, a debugger, and the powerful GCC compiler capable of targeting both Intel and PowerPC regardless of host platform. Xcode is both easy to use, using assistants to create working
What's New
Version 5.1.1:
Includes SDKs for OS X 10.9 Mavericks, OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion, and iOS 7.1.
- Fixes an issue that would reposition the Interface Builder canvas unexpectedly.
- Improves the reliability of Quick Look within the debugger.
- Fixes an issue where test cases would report as failed when in fact they had passed.
- Fixes a rare code generation issue in the LLVM compiler.
- Includes additional bug fixes and stability improvements.
Version 5.1.1:
Includes SDKs for OS X 10.9 Mavericks, OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion, and iOS 7.1.
- Fixes an issue that would reposition the Interface Builder canvas unexpectedly.
- Improves the reliability of Quick Look within the debugger.
- Fixes an issue where test cases would report as failed when in fact they had passed.
- Fixes a rare code generation issue in the LLVM more...
Requirements
Intel, OS X 10.8.4 or later
Intel, OS X 10.8.4 or later
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| Version Downloads:338 |
| Type:Development : Libraries |
| License:Free |
| Date:10 Apr 2014 |
| Platform:Intel 64 / Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price:Free |
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Apple Xcode is Apple Computer's integrated development environment (IDE) for OS X. The full Xcode package is free to ADC members and includes all the tools you need to create, debug, and optimize your own Universal applications, targeting both Intel and PowerPC platforms. At the heart of Xcode is a graphical workbench that tightly integrates a syntax-highlighting text editor, a robust build control system, a debugger, and the powerful GCC compiler capable of targeting both Intel and PowerPC regardless of host platform. Xcode is both easy to use, using assistants to create working projects in just minutes, and also powerful enough to build the largest OS X applications. Xcode is bundled with Interface Builder, AppleScript Studio, Java development support, and WebObjects development tools, among many others.
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After posting here I checked developer.apple.com/downloads and neither Xcode 5 or Command Line Tools were listed, but both are there now and I've successfully downloaded/installed CLT directly from Xcode 5.
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http://macintouch.com/readerreports/development/index.html#d26may2013
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http://www.macintouch.com/readerreports/development/topic4535.html#d26may2013
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manleyPower reviewed on 29 Jan 2013
Those who have adopted to any of the PC IDEs will always hate XCode, but for those who are new to programming, I can tell you: There is no easier IDE than XCode. You will find your way very quickly.
After all, for me XCode rarely crashes (since 4.5) and I use it full time each day.
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XCode3 was much weaker, looked worse an so on, but at least I didn't have that terrible experience with the bugs, crashes and freezes as I had with XCode4. The latest builds are getting better, but they still do have various issues even with basic functionality...
And I just can't understand it. It's been 2+ years since the first beta, the IDE is supported by the riches IT company in the world... And they still can't make this damn syntax highlight and code completion working 100% of time?
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- New compiler warnings help identify potential bugs when using ARC and weak references.
And I say: Finally!!!
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Debugger can inspect elements within NSArray or NSDictionary objects.
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funny thing: most of the things I thought Xcode does wrong was my own misunderstanding. for example, thinking that code-completion could work when I'm not in the right context (forgot a bracket or whatever). Haha !
As Xcode may change over time - like technology does (and hopefully the human mind too) - you have to change with it. If you can't do that you end up in complaining instead of flowing with it.
It has changed so many times I can't count it!
No problem, just give me a heads-up (please).
Of course I don't have zig millions of source code to maintain.
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Gobra reviewed on 29 Aug 2012
I have to force myself to work, every single day - just because I HATE this damn XCode. I never had that much bad emotions with XCode3, although it was pretty weak as IDE comparing to, let's say, Visual Studio.
Damn, and there is no alternative, actually!
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Yeah, the nicest one. In 2012 the syntax highlight still works from time to time, Interface editor is much weaker than the old one from Borland IDEs on 90's and there is still no normal integration between debugger and the IDE - to check out the variable I still have to use console and gdb commands.
Yep. Funny.
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