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Bringing Objective-C to the Amiga
After porting ObjFW (and at the same time Objective-C) to MorphOS and starting to port it to AmigaOS 4, I thought: It’s nice to have Objective-C on a modern Amiga-like operating system. But what if we could have it on the real thing, the classic m68k Amiga? And thus, I ported it to AmigaOS 3 today.
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