As I understand correctly, besides the fact that Objective-C language is a strict superset of a \"clean\" C, added OOP paradigm is simulated by a set of functions partially
As far as I know, there is no software that preprocesses Objective-C code into intermediate C code.
But you could write your Objective-C program entirely in C by calling directly into the Objective-C runtime. The trouble is just that the code might vary between implementations or even different versions of the same runtime.
The question is, is it actually worth the trouble?