Launching RoboVM under Windows
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A project was created to compile RoboVM on Windows, but its purpose was not to create iOS apps. Even if you can do that, you won't be able to use the native iOS simulator that RoboVM relies on, it also needs xcode to be installed, so I guess it won't work.
Codename One allows for Windows / Linux with a cloud build, although I'm not sure if it suits your native concept. Apps are native and have built-in / Objective-C function access, but most of the UI is rendered on top of Open GL.
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