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Re: Open Transport on OS X
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Re: Open Transport on OS X


  • Subject: Re: Open Transport on OS X
  • From: Quinn <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 10 May 2006 10:15:01 +0100

At 10:05 -0700 9/5/06, Duane Murphy wrote:
What can I call to give OpenTransport time to do its work on OS X but
not require a connection to the Window Server so that I can work as a
service. Is CFRunLoopRun or CFRunLoopRunInMode sufficient?

AFAIK the OT libraries on Mac OS X don't require 'system task' time.

At 10:05 -0700 9/5/06, Duane Murphy wrote:
Historically, OpenTransport needed WaitNextEvent to be called in order to give it time to do it's work.

Well, that's overstating things a little. On traditional Mac OS, OT needs system task time to do stuff that can't be done at interrupt time (like load modules, grow memory pools, and so on). The actual networking is all done preemptively.


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