Re: Problem with getting Buitin Ethernet Address on OSX using OT
Re: Problem with getting Buitin Ethernet Address on OSX using OT
- Subject: Re: Problem with getting Buitin Ethernet Address on OSX using OT
- From: Pavan Vyas <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 12 Aug 2003 14:34:11 +1200
Hi Tomas,
My Project is CFM and not Mach-o and so I did what you told me
I.e Created a Bundle for one routine in project builder. Then use the
CFBundle API (thanks to the sample code by Quin that executes gethostname).
It all works fine except I have one question/problem
I am aware that the bundle will need to be installed with the application
for it to run properly otherwise an error will be generated. Is there a way
around this?...if there isn't then what are the conventions....meaning where
is the preferred place to put the bundle upon application install?
Thanks
Pavan
On 8/8/03 11:31 AM, "Tomas Zahradnicky" <email@hidden> wrote:
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> Hi Quin,
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> Yes you are correct,
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> I am trying to design some sort of copy protection for our software. I did
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> look at the GetPrimaryMacAddress.c example. It seems very straight forward
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> in terms of the code complexity, however I could not figure out how to get
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> that compiled on CodeWarrior since it uses the following:
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> #include <CoreFoundation/CoreFoundation.h>
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> #include <IOKit/IOKitLib.h>
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> #include <IOKit/network/IOEthernetInterface.h>
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> #include <IOKit/network/IONetworkInterface.h>
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> #include <IOKit/network/IOEthernetController.h>
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> Any ideas how to get it to work on CodeWarrior since the sample is a Project
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> Builder project?
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Pavan,
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it depends. If your project is Mach-O then it should be very easy
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to compile it even in CodeWarrior. You just drop IOKit.framework to
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your project, turn on "[X] Use Framework Style Includes" and that is.
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The problem pops up if your project is CFM because you have to use
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either CFM<->Mach-O glue (provided in sample code) since IOKit is not
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accessible directly from CFM
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*or*
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compile the IOKit code as a bundle with ProjectBuilder, for example,
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export few routines from it and then use CFBundle API to load that
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bundle, get function pointers and execute them without any problems.
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>
-Tomas
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