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7B85_Xcode_1.0_CD.dmg (584.06 MB)
MD5: f580ef559be1e1ca728d8c5ad8828d4a For Mac OS X
xcode_tools_1.5_cd.dmg_.bin (372.39 MB)
MD5: 53c9558cae366d4a02faf3ad09fc9e90 For Mac OS X
xcode_2.2.1_8g1165_018213632.dmg (823.47 MB)
MD5: 1d89f956ea2ee3a248449c3c0e0d6834 For Mac OS X
xcode_2.3_8m1780_oz693620813.dmg (915.09 MB)
MD5: b35cee02a75d12d18da80bbf0857d847 For Mac OS X
xcode_2.4_8k1079_6936199.dmg (938.24 MB)
MD5: 649dff3a2db717d9e949e2a1db489fbf For Mac OS X
xcode_2.4.1_8m1910_6936315.dmg (923.23 MB)
MD5: 402bb660cd27ebb6ee260875d243f938 For Mac OS X
xcode25_8m2558_developerdvd.dmg (902.91 MB)
MD5: 3bd6c24d8fbbdf9007e15861d173764d For Mac OS X
xcode_legacy_7k594_0611959.dmg (20.26 MB)
MD5: 25f45b2684ad6122b09fad53899b506b For Mac OS X
iphone_sdk_for_iphone_os_2.2.19m2621afinal.dmg (1.75 GB)
MD5: 2ae437b4d1a6e93256173a06b26421b6 For Mac OS X
xcode314_2809_developerdvd.dmg (993.04 MB)
MD5: 1107ccc98c79afb501f04f9ff1412a98 For Mac OS X
Guides on emulating older applications
Apple Xcode
Xcode Tools includes everything you need to develop software for Mac OS X, including the programming tools, system API documentation, and Mac OS X interfaces, libraries, and example source code.
DL No 1: Xcode 1.0 Release for Mac OS X version 10.3 (Panther)
DL No 2: Xcode 1.5 Release for Mac OS X version 10.3 (Panther)
DL No 3: Xcode 2.2.1 Release for Mac OS X version 10.4 (Tiger)
DL No 4: Xcode 2.3.8 Release for Mac OS X version 10.4 (Tiger)
DL No 5: Xcode 2.4.0 Release for Mac OS X version 10.4 (Tiger)
DL No 6: Xcode 2.4.1 Release for Mac OS X version 10.4 (Tiger)
DL No 7: Xcode 2.5.0 Release for Mac OS X version 10.4 (Tiger), can be installed alongside Xcode 3.x on 10.5 (Leopard)
DL No 8: Xcode Legacy package for Mac OS X 10.3 (Panther) or later
DL No 9: Xcode 3.1.2 Release (Universal Binary) with iPhone OS 2.2.1 SDK (iPhone SDK is Intel Mac only) for Mac OS X version 10.5 (Leopard)
DL No 10: Xcode 3.1.4 Release (Universal Binary) for Mac OS X version 10.5 (Leopard)
As MacTouch already pointed out in another thread, Xcode was also included with most OSX DVDs.
These are versions included on optical media afaik:
Panther:: Xcode 1.0
Tiger: Xcode 2.4.0
Leopard: Xcode 3.0
Snow Leopard: Xcode 3.2
Later OSX distributions were not available on DVD and Xcode was available as separate free DL from Apple. If need should be, further Xcode releases may be added to this page, as they match the ten-year-rule.
All versions can be downloaded from here:
Xcode 11
Xcode 10
- 10.3
- 10.2.1
- 10.1 (Last version supporting macOS 10.13.6 High Sierra)
- 10 (Subsequent versions were unsupported for iTunes Connect from March 2019)
Xcode 9
Xcode 8
Xcode 7
Xcode 6
Xcosde 5
Xcode 4
Xcode 3
Xcode 2
Xcode 1
CompatibilityArchitecture: PPC (Carbonized) x86 (Intel:Mac)
Comments
Thanks! That's really usefull, I'm just getting into trying to compile stuff, and know (almost) nothing about Xcode. Funnily enough, I've used this exact 10.2 CD version for installing the OS on my DA.
Once again, thanks for the precious informations!
@Ataru29: before it was called Xcode, it may have simply been called Developer Tools, which were distributed with the install CD/DVD sets at the time.
On the iMac G4 Mac OS X 10.2.7 install disc, you can find the installer for this in the hidden folder ".images" on the DVD image. It's named "DevTools.dmg", located inside the ".images" folder. On that page see screenshot #2 for the contents of the ".images" folder and screenshot #3 for the installed Developer's apps (what you get once installed).
Using Terminal you can cd into the mounted DVD image and use the command: open .images
(being one method to easily access hidden directories).
Do Xcode beta version that would run on Jaguar 10.2 exists?
@scott Praed
For context, here's the blog post that developer talks about it and about much else that is problematic for the current """Mac""" platform (seriously, what an absolute mess):
http://www.soldak.com/Blogs/Steven/Dropping-Mac-support.html
I found this on apple developer webpage. Here what the apple developer has said. They said this Notarizing macOS Software Before Distribution.
Here is link to apple developer webpage
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode/notarizing_macos_softwar...
I am not developer but apple making harder for this developer named Soldak Entertainment.
Here is link small developer. http://www.soldak.com/
click on blogs on top the page then look at dropping mac support on Steven Peeler's blog. This about MacOS Catalina and it talk about xcode 10 from apple developer webpage.
Uploading the stripped down developer.apple.com build of Xcode 3.1.4 is easy. I did that myself before I realized it ran afoul of the ten year rule. However.
Finding a version of Xcode 3.1.3 with iPhone OS SDK 3.0 or Xcode 3.1.4 with iPhone OS SDK 3.1.3 is... hard!
Unfortunately, the downloads on developer.apple.com are not complete. Somewhere out there, somebody must have held onto the old iPhone OS SDKs.
Hello,
the page descr says 3.1.2 is here for dL but also seems 3.1.4 (Pi?) is highest for Leotard & all of PowerPC. Needz developer account to dL from Apppull. Can we get the 3.1.4 on up here?
Since it doesn't have its own page yet, it could be good to have all versions of Project Builder located and organized in a page, be it of its own or here, since it is near literally XCode, but earlier versions thereof.
I found Xcode tools 3.0 (and many other versions) at https://developer.apple.com/download/more/
Just to add about Xcode 3.1.2; you can build with the iPhone OS Simulator on a Power Mac, but it requires significant legwork.
First you change an xcspec file to define PowerPC architectures, as described by https://chrishardie.com/2009/01/using-the-iphoneos-sdk-on-older-ppc-macs/
Then you can "Build" with the iPhone OS Simulator selected, but to properly "Build and Go" you need a valid cert for an iPhone OS 2 device that hasn't expired yet. This is not feasible in 2018.
However, you can dig into the .app file that you built with Build in {Path to Xcode project}/build/Debug-iphonesimulator or {Path to Xcode project}/build/Release-iphonesimulator and drag and drop it over to Erica Sadun and Landon Fuller's Simulator Launcher to properly run it in a repackaged iPhone OS 2 Simulator as an executable Mac OS X app.
The drag and drop workflow has a screencast to walk you through it at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jnm4Zj36shU
A PPC compatible version of Simulator Launcher can be found at https://github.com/downloads/landonf/simlaunch/Simulator_Launcher_1.0-be...