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I have an OS X 10.5.8 Powerbook PowerPC. Sadly this is not an intel-based mac and is not compatible with anything. I would like to be able to write programs on my computer and can't find a copy of xcode before 3.2 (which won't work on anything before OS X 10.6). How can I find a copy of an even earlier version and will it even work?
The original instalation DVDs come with a package to install the Developer Tools. If you still have them, you can install a compatible version of XCode on your computer.
The original instalation DVDs come with a package to install the Developer Tools. If you still have them, you can install a compatible version of XCode on your computer.
If you are registered as an Apple Developer (free) or in one of the paid Developer Programs, downloads of all the Xcode version are also available at the Developer Downloads page.
MUCH older versions of xcode?
