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Re: Putting Carbon code into daemons

Odd. I have a daemon which currently links against Carbon but still works.

I read the docs and apparently none of Quartz is allowed in daemons.

Is there some other form of BOA that is framework-friendly (I can't use an Agent because my BOA has to work across all users and even when no user is logged in). I really need to use quite a bit of Quartz in my BOA. I would think Apple would have provided a way to do that.

Mike

stephen joseph butler wrote:
2007/1/11, Mike <email@hidden>: 
Are there any restrictions on putting Carbon code into OS X daemons?

I have a small existing Cocoa daemon written for 10.4. which is working
and now I want to move some code - namely some run loop code from a
Carbon app project into my Cocoa daemon project.

Is this a) safe to do and b) are there any gotcha's? 
As long as you watch which frameworks you're linking to, I don't think
it is a problem. Here's a list of frameworks and whether they're safe
to use in daemons or not:

<http://developer.apple.com/technotes/tn2005/tn2083.html#SECFRAMEWORKCROSSREFERENCE> 




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