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Is there a universal binary of Xcode itself?

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Is there a universal binary of Xcode itself?

Subject: Is there a universal binary of Xcode itself?
From: Mason Mark <email@hidden>
Date: Tue, 16 Aug 2005 02:23:30 +0900

I'm planning to order a new machine and am debating a Power Mac G5 versus an Intel-based Transition Kit system (which my team doesn't yet have).

Since the only significant use of the machine will be Xcode, I wonder if somebody can tell me whether it comes with an Intel-native version of Xcode itself.

I am hoping somebody from Apple can comment, since other people probably can't due to NDA restrictions...

Thanks!
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