Hi Apple,
When I interpret the few information correctly I should be able to build a
panther compatible driver with Tiger and Xcode 2.0 by setting "Cross Develop
using Target SDK".
Should I then be able to compile my panther driver w/o changes or do I still
need to change it? I am asking since Xcode still seems to compile with the
current (10.4) frameworks headers.
If I need to change my code does it then still run with an older OS?
Thank you very much for any help,
Hagen.
On 13.05.2005 11:19 Uhr, "Hagen" <email@hidden> wrote:
> And what happened to
> thread_set_timer
> thread_cancel_timer?
> which I use in conjunction with thread_block and assert_wait to generate
> timed wait for an event.
>
> While - why changed
> assert_wait_timeout?
>
> So, what is the replacement for that functionality?
>
>
>
> I have no problem changing my code to achieve new functionality of an OS.
> But in this case the OSX synchronization and blocking stuff is (was) not
> very straight-forward and it took me quite some time to figure out how it
> works and how I can implement my special needs - since there is absolutely
> nothing documented.
>
> Ok, it was my fault updating to Tiger. The consequence was that my project
> crashes Xcode 1.5. By updating to 2.0 I was able to open it again - but not
> to compile anymore...
>
> Speaking of changes - Another long time nasty thing of XCode is that you
> cannot edit read-only files. You have to change the attribute outside
> somehow. Until Tiger - one could use the Finder and change a bunch of file
> attributes at once. Now the Finder opens for each file a own file-info
> window... Hui!
>
> Best,
> Hagen.
>
>
>
> On 11.05.2005 22:59 Uhr, "david tay" <email@hidden> wrote:
>
>> What happened to clock.h and OSBase.h in 10.4?
>> Macros such as
>> ADD_ABSOLUTETIME, CMP_ABSOLUTETIME were removed and
>>
>> functions like
>> nanoseconds_to_absolutetime are now exposed in the raw so that
>> AbsoluteTime ABSTimeParam2;
>> nanoseconds_to_absolutetime(param1, ABSTimeParam2);
>>
>> no longer compiles.
>>
>> David
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