The NObjective bridge provides the necessary tools to develop and run .NET applications (written in C#, VB.NET, etc.) that interact with Objective-C frameworks and libraries under Mac OS X.

• High-performance solution with smallest cpu/memory overheads compared to similar bridges

• Huge library of automatically generated proxies around objc classes

  *More than 2300 classes and 23000 methods can be used directly from your .NET code *Proxies are generated using objc-introspection assisted by .h files parsing to achieve more natural method signatures *Generates essential enums and structs *Also proxies can be generated without C header files

• Transparent exception rethrowing

• from managed to unmanaged world

• from unmanaged to managed world

• Easy access to major Mac OS X frameworks and libraries

• Ability to generate objc proxies for any framework

• Ability to build your own types that can be used inside Cocoa

• Combines flexibility of managed and power of unmanaged code to achieve highest performance

• ships with x86/ppc UB library

• Client applications can be written in any .NET language ( C#, VB.NET, etc )

• Works on most popular versions of OS X:

• MacOS Snow Leopard 10.6 ( x86 ) + Mono 2.6
• MacOS Leopard 10.5 ( x86/ppc ) + Mono 2.6

• MacOS Tiger 10.4 ( ppc ) + Mono 2.6

• Open Source, Free Software

See [http://code.google.com/p/nobjective/] for details.