Yes and no.
You can use the Clang static analyzer on your Objective-C code (with the Build and Analyze menu item), but you cannot use clang or llvm-gcc4.2 to build an application.
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I am currently using Xcode 3.2.1 for learning the iPhone SDK and was wondering if its possible to use the Clang-LLVM and the static-analyser to aid in debugging my code. Currently I am using the default templates, but swapping the compiler in project>settings gives me errors when compiling for the simulator. Is this possible?
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