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 PostPosted: Mon Jul 02, 2007 8:08 am    Post subject: Using CFM with Mach-O on iMacs. Back to top

Using CFM with Mach-O on iMacs... or what cross process api to use???
Greetings!
Currently I'm trying port very big project to Xcode from CW 8.3, almost finished...
But i have a problems with thirdparty libs, one of them - CFM static library, and other - Mach-O Power PC only.
My purpose - to get Universal binary Application. I've learned a lot of meterials, experimented with my ovn demos:
- Made shlb and used it via MachOCFMGlue in my Xcode Mach-O Application,
and got a problem on iMacs: GetDiskFragment - doesn't work, returned -4 err...
- Packed shlb in bundle via MakeBundle Version 2.0.1 and got a problem
on iMac:
CFBundleLoadExecutable - returned false;


Quote:
From Apple lists, I knew that it's not impossible use non UB, in UB

application. I'm doomed...
There is only one way - compile applications from libraries, and launch it on iMac via Rossetta.
Now I've decided to try use cross process API, all I know about it's -
Sockets.
Is there any way and another APIs? I heard about AppleEvents, pipes. Is there any examples for using it?

Thanks!
 
Patrick Machielse
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 PostPosted: Mon Jul 02, 2007 9:29 am    Post subject: Re: Using CFM with Mach-O on iMacs. Back to top

Fonarix <fonarix@ukr.net> wrote:


Quote:
Now I've decided to try use cross process API, all I know about it's -
Sockets.
Is there any way and another APIs? I heard about AppleEvents, pipes. Is there any examples for using it?

The term to search for is 'Interprocess Communication' (IPC).
This page outlines your options, but not all may be applicable in your project:

<http://developer.apple.com/documentation/MacOSX/Conceptual/OSX_Technolo gy_Overview/SystemTechnology/chapter_4_section_4.html>
patrick
 
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