Actually i want to be sure that this one is the latest internal format of resource fork.
It's also quiet possible that Apple made changes (Internal Structure of resource fork) in last few years and didnt update their site about the resource fork just bcoz nowadays no one concern about resource fork.
Anurag
Rosyna <email@hidden> wrote:
Ah, yes. We did that for a while, hid things in-between the resource map for registration
protection back in Mac OS 9. This system worked nicely but had some caveats such as all our data being wiped out when the resource fork was opened by a standard resource API using tool (only our data was removed). However, for OS X this wasn't worth pursuing due to the permissions issues with resource forks. Namely that they weren't guaranteed. Also, the entire resource fork in the data fork thing really messed that method up.
Ack, at 6/12/06, John Stiles said:
>From off-list discussion it appears that the OP is attempting to do >some sort of obfuscation/encryption on an application. >My gut feeling is that, unless you are very versed in Mac OS >programming, this is not the kind of thing you'll have much success >with. There are a lot of gotchas that won't be obvious to someone >who is just learning all this stuff for the first time. > > >On Jun 12, 2006, at 11:00 AM, Rosyna
wrote: > >>I've seen many cross platform applications attempt to implement a >>resource manager like thing on Windows to read Mac OS files. >>Usually it happens when something is made on the mac first then >>ported to windows and they want to make sure the files are >>compatible (since NTFS does support multiple streams for resource >>fork "emulation" as well).
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