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Re: UNIX SDK & Compiling for XCode
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Re: UNIX SDK & Compiling for XCode


  • Subject: Re: UNIX SDK & Compiling for XCode
  • From: Greg Guerin <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 28 Feb 2007 13:37:57 -0700

Shawn Erickson wrote:

>If the "SDK" is available for some versions of Unix it is likely that
>you can get it to compile on Mac OS X but how much work that may take
>is unknown without more information about the "SDK" in question.

In particular, what the SDK requires from the devices that actually read
the biometrics, and the API for communicating with such devices.

There is a lot of variation in how devices are handled across Unix
implementations.  There is no uniform USB API, for instance, and POSIX
compliance doesn't require USB at all, as I recall.

Since many fingerprint scanners are USB devices, and Mac OS X's USB API is
not the same as, say, Linux or Solaris, it might take a fair amount of work
to create an Adapter level between the Biometric SDK and the low-level
devices.

  -- GG


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