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Some programming languages use compilers that 'translate' code into a lower level language before executing it. Use this tag for any questions about how to compile code on the Pi.
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Compiling Objective C with Clang
I have installed clang on my Raspberry Pi. How can I compile a .m file (Objective C) through the terminal?
Let's say I called it bob.m and I want the output file to be called bob and I'm already in t …
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