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Re: wakeup signals in OS X
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Re: wakeup signals in OS X


  • Subject: Re: wakeup signals in OS X
  • From: Bill Cheeseman <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 16 Nov 2002 10:03:33 -0500

on 02-11-15 10:24 PM, Donald S. Hall at email@hidden wrote:

> can
> anyone suggest another way that a program can determine when the processor
> has awakened (or even come out of an idle state for that matter).

I ran across a way to do this in Carbon by searching the ADC site for
"CFRunLoopAddSource". After you've read the Carbon sample code, then read
TechNote 2050. TN2050 shows both a Carbon and a Cocoa way to do something
very similar. The two documents together should make it easy to implement it
in Cocoa.

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