Re: HELP MEEEEEEEE
Re: HELP MEEEEEEEE
- Subject: Re: HELP MEEEEEEEE
- From: Esteban <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 27 Mar 2002 10:31:22 -0800
IOKit might be what you want, I know that its what you use if you want
to develop an application that talks to a usb device.
The IOKit provides application level access to the devices.
Using Kernel.framework is probably not recommended unless you are doing
something that strictly needs to run in Kernel memory space (like maybe
a file system?)
I've only explored this subject lightly because I'm trying to write a
usb driver myself. As for Quicktime, there's a Quicktime.framework
under /System/Library/Frameworks that you add to you application.
I'd recommend looking at the IOKit documentation, it explains when to
use IOKit and when you want to write a .kext for which you'd use
Kernel.framework.
using IOKit will probably be easier to debug, than using the
Kernel.framework, i think.
-Esteban
On Wednesday, March 27, 2002, at 09:29 AM, Lars Sonchocky-Helldorf
wrote:
With questions regarding kernel.framework or iokit.framework you might
be better off with asking them at email@hidden
(see http://lists.apple.com/mailman/listinfo/darwin-development). Those
people there have a good understanding of the basic layers of Mac OS
X/Darwin.
greetings, Lars
Am Mittwoch den, 27. Mdrz 2002, um 14:31, schrieb Rita:
HI,
I have some problem..
I'd like knowing what do I add to my application for
working with firewire... kernel.framework or
iokit.framework? I have to explain my choose in a
document..
I have to send file .dv, via firewire, to a
videocamera... and so I have to add QuickTime.h for
working with digital video, but I don't understand
what particular framework..
Which is the effective different?
Thanks a lot.......
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