Re: How to noify the framework when application closes
Re: How to noify the framework when application closes
- Subject: Re: How to noify the framework when application closes
- From: Andrew Farmer <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2006 22:35:24 -0800
On 16 Jan 06, at 19:56, rohit dhamija wrote:
Below are my comments to the asked queries:
1. I have developed the framework using IOKit.framework and
CoreServices.framework for communicating with usb devices. So no
bundles.
What is it, then? Everything that you're saying suggests that it's a
framework, which is a form of bundle...
2. I have exposed some API;s in order to communicate with the user
application. For example in my framework i have function like void
ReadUSBDevice(int paramFromUser, char *returnbackToUser) . From my
app I call this function present in the framework to get the data.
3. For each application access to framework , i save some memory
corresponding to that app in the framework.
4.But say i have 100 applications accessing the framework, and now
99 applications are closed, So the memory will still be allocated
for all 100 apps, till all the applications gets closed.
Libraries aren't shared that way. Think of it this way: All your
framework is, to a client application, is a couple of extra
functions. When you allocate memory, it gets allocated in the
application's memory space, not in some central dedicated pool for
your library.
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