> It uses the host platform's C ABI. It dose not require a VM. to me thats whats cool about obj-c, not the syntax or whatever, but the runtime that you can co

> It uses the host platform's C ABI. It dose not require a VM. to me thats whats cool about obj-c, not the syntax or whatever, but the runtime that you can construct classes and methods at runtime just like a "vm" but much simpler and lightweight... its amazing to me that apple never made a construct-the-app-while-its-running type of rapid development tool... the pieces were all there afaik