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Re: IORegistryEntry->getProperty() method
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Re: IORegistryEntry->getProperty() method


  • Subject: Re: IORegistryEntry->getProperty() method
  • From: Godfrey van der Linden <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 14 Jan 2005 16:21:01 -0800

Can we see the paniclog? You don't have to create an OSObject at all, there must be something wrong with the property table you are trying to read.

Godfrey

On Jan 14, , at 15:46, Brian Jorgage wrote:

The IORegistryEntry->getproperty() methods all return objects of type
OSObject*.  The problem I have is that the kernel is continually
crashing when I try to use this method.  I think I need to instantiate
an object to hold the return value but OSObject is an abstract base
class and hence cannot be directly instantiated.

So how does one handle/instantiate the OSObject so the kernel doesn't
crash ?

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