OSX and iOS version support

[Nick C]

I note the latest version of Nu released as binary was 2.0.1 in September 2011, for  Mac OS 10.7 or iOS 4.3 and their successors.

Are these working fine on OS 10.7 and iOS.5? Is it safe to plan an iOS 6 project relying on Nu version to be up to date?

[Johannes Goslar]

The cblock bridge does not work wirh vanilla Nu on iOS - for that you needed to take my fork.

I am using Nu with iOS 5 with no problems at the moment, but I should check some time how ARC and Nus Ivar accesses are compatible.

On 17.07.2012, at 10:35, Nick C <nicholas_mat...@yahoo.com> wrote:

I note the latest version of Nu released as binary was 2.0.1 in September 2011, for  Mac OS 10.7 or iOS 4.3 and their successors.

Are these working fine on OS 10.7 and iOS.5? Is it safe to plan an iOS 6 project relying on Nu version to be up to date?

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[Tim Burks]

I've been using Nu with previews of iOS6 and Mountain Lion since June.
I'm not aware of any problems, although I've seen and fixed many
compiler warnings that have appeared with clang. Also, as Johannes has
pointed out, cblock bridging is not in my repo yet.

Also, you may have noticed build problems as Xcode changes have moved
files from their traditional locations into the Xcode app bundle.
Rather than try to track these, my repo now requires installation of
the Xcode command-line tools.

http://developer.apple.com/library/mac/#documentation/DeveloperTools/Conceptual/WhatsNewXcode/Articles/xcode_4_3.html

Tim