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Re: OT: Writing a system service
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Re: OT: Writing a system service


  • Subject: Re: OT: Writing a system service
  • From: Andrew Farmer <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 4 Sep 2005 15:07:59 -0700

On 04 Sep 05, at 14:28, Rick Langschultz wrote:
I want to write a small database server that will load when the operating system comes up.

Is MySQL not adequate? Why not?

The server must be able to start when the computer starts, and is usable by all of the users of the system. I want the server be open a port on the system. What language should I write that in? I was thinking I could do the server in Carbon

No. Carbon is only useful for putting together a front-end. Try using CoreFoundation or BSD calls instead.


frontend in Cocoa, as well as the PrefPane to be able to control the server, process, and users of the server.

Reasonable enough.


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