Much thanks, this is very awesome. Dragonegg doesn't yet fully support Objective-C so I can't use it for my projects, but it shall have full support one day. Although Dragonegg is meant as a stopgap solution for GCC reliant code, anything that makes LLVM more common across all systems is a good thing. I can't wait until Clang is more mature and begins to surpass and supplant GCC as the cross-compiler standard.
I must admit that I actively use Codelite in preference over Codeblocks these days, due to Codelite's superior compiler output handling and other enhancements that Codeblocks unfortunately currently lacks. But Codelite isn't perfect either; despite using Clang for code-completion and other editing features, it makes no use of them for Objective-C (despite being built into Clang). If the day were to come that Codeblocks not only supported Clang as a compiler but fully supported it as the code-completion and correction system, I would flock back in a heartbeat, as it would truly be a grand IDE.