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Is SearchKit's binary index Universal?
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Is SearchKit's binary index Universal?


  • Subject: Is SearchKit's binary index Universal?
  • From: "Christian Moen" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 6 Aug 2007 22:42:04 +0900

Dear cocoa-dev,
My application is using SearchKit to build an index.  Is this index a
Universal Binary in the sense that it can be read as is on a different Mac
architecture?  For example, if I generate the index on a G4 system
(32-bits), will it be readable on the Intel Macs (both 32-and 64-bit) as it?
 Does this hold true for all files written by Carbon and Cocoa APIs?

Many thanks,


Christian
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