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Fonarix Guest
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Posted: Mon Jul 02, 2007 8:08 am Post subject: Using CFM with Mach-O on iMacs. |
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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;
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| 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?
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Patrick Machielse Guest
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Posted: Mon Jul 02, 2007 9:29 am Post subject: Re: Using CFM with Mach-O on iMacs. |
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Fonarix <fonarix@ukr.net> wrote:
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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>
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