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Re: Checking System Version
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Re: Checking System Version


  • Subject: Re: Checking System Version
  • From: Philip Dow <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 1 Aug 2005 17:47:20 +0200

Finlay, where'd you find that number? Did I miss it in NSApplication.h or are you grabbing it from somewhere else?

Am Aug 1, 2005 um 5:38 PM schrieb Finlay Dobbie:

Well, you can determine what the AppKit version number is on 10.4 for
yourself if you really want to. It looks to me that it's 824.


Alternately, I could call Gestalt() from within the Carbon frameworks
and check that the version returned is greater than 0x1040. I like
this better than what I'm doing now, but I have to add the carbon
frameworks.


Well, you're already indirectly linking against the Carbon frameworks, so what's the problem?

 -- Finlay



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