Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 17th Mar 2009 20:53 UTC
"A number of folks have asked me what tools and techniques I use to reverse engineer Cocoa executables. I thought it would be worth taking some time out from documenting undocumented APIs to show you how easy it is to do the same thing for yourself. [...] With all these tools in your arsenal, reverse engineering Cocoa executables is actually very simple. In fact, it's a good deal more straightforward than most Windows executables, with the exception of Delphi and .NET where - like Cocoa - a good deal of runtime type information is contained within the executable."
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2006-10-20
uh if you were to figure out all the undocumented class apis in osx you could make gnustep 100% source compatible with osx. You could also combine gnustep with a binary loader and make it into a wine style project for loading mac osx binaries.