Free objective software for linux

ObjectiveLib is a framework for Objective-C that provides a set of object containers and generic algorithms. It is designed to provide the same services to Objective-C programmers that the Standard Template Library provides to C++ programmers.
All of the standard containers (vector, deque, list, map, set, and others) and standard algorithms from the STL are included. Additionally, a set of iterator classes is provided to connect containers to generic algorithms.
A full set of binary streams is provided, which include file, memory buffer and socket streams, as well as layering streams that can buffer and/or compress data.
Enhancements:
- A complete set of binary streams has been added.
- These include streams that can read and write to/from files, memory buffers, and sockets. Additionally, layering streams are included that can buffer data, compress data (3 compression streams are provided), and manage object graphs written to the stream.
- Some method names that did not conform to the Cocoa naming conventions have been changed.

Caml is a general-purpose programming language, designed with program safety and reliability in mind. It is very expressive, yet easy to learn and use. Caml supports functional, imperative, and object-oriented programming styles.

It has been developed and distributed by INRIA, Frances national research institute for computer science, since 1985.

The Objective Caml system is the main implementation of the Caml language. It features a powerful module system and a full-fledged object-oriented layer.

It comes with a native-code compiler that supports numerous architectures, for high performance; a bytecode compiler, for increased portability; and an interactive loop, for experimentation and rapid development.

Google Data Objective-C Client provides a framework and source code that make it easy to access data through Google Data APIs.
The Google data APIs provide a simple protocol for reading and writing data on the web. Many Google services provide a Google data API.
Each of the following Google services provides a Google data API:
- Base
- Blogger
- Calendar
- Spreadsheets
- Picasa Web Albums
- Notebook
Additional services with Google data APIs that are not yet supported by the Objective-C Client Library:
- Code Search
- Google Apps Provisioning

objc distribution consists of the "VICI", interactive Objective-C debugger and interpreter "objc", the actual compiler.

Consists of driver script ("objc") and binary ("objc1").
"objc1" is a precompiler for C.
The binary "postlink" is used
for preparing tables for runtime initialization.
"objcrt", the Objective C Runtime Library for "objc"

This is a modern, portable, "all C" Objective C runtime

Theres absolutely no assembly language needed, nor is there a dependency on stack layout, register allocation conventions etc.

Most other runtimes, were derived from pre-"all C"-Stepstone runtimes, so this is an important point of difference.

"objpak", the "Object Pak" Objective C Collection Classes

Simple, powerful set of classes. Very portable.
Can be used to develop with different compilers, then
port with objc. Compatible with ICpak101, the collection class library described in Brad Cox book, and used by existing Objective-C packages that were developed with Stepstone objc.

"cakit", the "Computer Algebra Kit" Objective C classes

Small, concise, interface to a large set of classes for polynomial computing and arbitrary precision integer arithmetic.

Source of compiler and "oclib", a set of Objective C classes for parsing C (and the Objective C extensions to C)

"objc" and "vici" are written in Objective C itself. Its all written in portable Objective C : any Objective C compiler should be able to compile the "objc" compiler. From time to time, we try a configure with other Objective-C compilers, to ensure that our sources are still compatible with e.g. Stepstone Objective C compiler.

NOT included is a C compiler : in order to be able to use "objc", you will need to elsewhere find a compatible C compiler. This should be no problem since one of our goals - see below - is to make "objc" work with as many C
compilers as possible. On UNIX systems, the (free) "gcc" compiler is a possibility (not needed, but possible). Another possibility, is to use the (free) "lcc" compiler or the "tcc" TDF compiler system.

Installation:

Read the Install.txt file.

IMPORTANT : if this is a first-time installation, you have to start by installing the bootstrap package; do not install this package until you have installed the bootstrap package.

For every release, there is an objc-x.y.z.tar.gz package and an objc-x.y.z-bootstrap.tar.gz package.

CTBClient is a mobile client for the CTB. The main objective of CTBClient is to allow registering expenses and other financial events in the road, and later uploading them to the mother system.
It puts in use a set of exciting technologies: Bluetooth, Python SQL DBI, serialization (marshaling) of objects, GTK+, Python for Series 60 Nokia cell phones (known as S60), perhaps PyObjc in future Mac OS X versions etc. CTBClient is also meant to be a guinea pig for portable Python development.
CTBClient is a project sponsored by INdT - Instituto Nokia de Tecnologia (Nokia Institute of Technology), where I work and have the environment and time to make such experiments.
Functional clients are:
- GTK+ Linux/local (no Bluetooth, for quick tests);
- GTK+ Linux Bluetooth
- Symbian/S60 cell phone
- GTK+/Hildon Linux (Maemo platform, like Nokia 770 tablets)
Functional servers:
- Linux/local (for testing)
- Linux/Bluetooth

Vectoroids project is a vector-based asteroid shooting game in SDL.
Your objective is to maneuver a space ship within a field of asteroids, and shoot them into smaller and smaller pieces, eventually destroying them completely.
Vectoroids is based directly on the code for Agendaroids. It has been ported from X-Window to SDL, so it runs on numerous platforms.
Vectoroids includes music, sound effects, and lots of cool color vector graphics!
Main features:
- Smooth vector graphics
- Rotating asteroids
- Fast, table-based trigonometric functions
- High quality sound effects
- Great music
- Pause and resume (even if you quit)

AlphaBeta is a framework that implements MiniMax search with Alpha-Beta pruning and is designed to make it simple to create two-player zero-sum perfect information games in Objective-C.

Both fixed-depth and iterative search is supported.

I created this project using Xcode, and the project checkout also includes the Reversi and TicTacToe frameworks. These are used in AlphaBetas test suite. The Reversi framework is additionally used by Desdemona, a Reversi game using AlphaBeta for its AI.

Snowball is a jumpnrun game in which the player controls Tux the penguin through the levels. The objective is to guide a snowball safely to the exit.

To achieve this, the player can create ice blocks, collect keys, use transporters, etc. The game comes with a built-in level editor.