PPC little-endian mode — #7
Sorry for being unclear - I was trying to get the point across without giving a comp-sci lecture What you say is absolutely correct.
Just out of curiousity, does anyone know w…
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PPC little-endian mode — #8
I think you have to be in supervisor mode and of course use assembly code to do the switch. Then I suppose you'd have to switch back if you want to use any system calls. Sounds lik…
PPC little-endian mode — #9
Why don't you just write some simple byte swapping functions? I don't think it is possible for Apple hardware to run in little endian mode (although I may be wrong) because various…
Tempermental C code crashing after input of 24 or greater characters!? — #2
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Tempermental C code crashing after input of 24 or greater characters!? — #3
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Tempermental C code crashing after input of 24 or greater characters!? — #4
Excellent. Thank you so much! My C knowledge just grew
F-bacher
Tempermental C code crashing after input of 24 or greater characters!? — #5
Is there any reason this wouldn't work?
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Undefined symbols with ld — #2
A link error means that there is a line of code that is making reference to a symbol (it can be a variable, or function, etc), that has not been defined. In this case, it looks li…
Undefined symbols with ld — #3
Yeah, I got it... actually got it figured out... they were being cut off by the preprocessor... figures I got the stuff off of sourceforge... after every revision, it's like... IT'…
Also an easy Q: How do I set screen brightness? — #2
See either CoreGraphics.framework or IOKit.framework, methinks.
Also an easy Q: How do I set screen brightness? — #3
Sorry, other than a cryptically named constant, all my best grepping and handreading through those frameworks and others hasn't turned up an obvious API for monitor brightness.
An…
Also an easy Q: How do I set screen brightness? — #4
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Also an easy Q: How do I set screen brightness? — #5
Quote:
Originally posted by PipelineStall:
One way you may try and figure it out is if you have a PowerBook; when you press the brightness keys, loginwindow changes the …
Also an easy Q: How do I set screen brightness? — #6
Woah, blast from the past.
Incidentally, I ended up just setting the monitor gamma to zero, which turns the screen black, without actually changing the monitor brightness.
This t…
Also an easy Q: How do I set screen brightness? — #7
Well I really want to adjust brightness using software, as I try to write an application that sets the brightness when the battery status change.
Yes it is a recovered topic, I di…
New to Obj-C — #2
1) - is for instance methods, + for class methods (called "static" in C++ and Java)
2) I had problems making colors, too. colorWithDeviceRed ended up working, though.
3) Don't…
New to Obj-C — #3
2) I can't seem to create RGB colors with NSColor. Do I use colorWithDeviceRed? or colorWithCalibratedRed?
"Device" colors are are colors which will always use those values, on an…
New to Obj-C — #4
Quote:
Originally posted by ali:
"Device" colors are are colors which will always use those values, on any device. "Calibrated" colors might attempt color matching. Typi…
Here's a native FORTH for MacOS X — #2
I love (and miss) Forth...this looks like fun. Guess that makes me a geek! Thanks.
Mark
Here's a native FORTH for MacOS X — #3
mrtaber, how do you came to FORTH? Could you tell about your experience with FORTH? I'm interested because most people never heard about FORTH -- to bad.
Here's a native FORTH for MacOS X — #4
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Originally posted by danengel:
<STRONG>I've been writing a FORTH-compiler called D. FORTH is a stack-based, interactively compiling language.
I'd be glad i…
Here's a native FORTH for MacOS X — #5
Igerbarg,
The header would look like this (freehand composition, not tested):
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Here's a native FORTH for MacOS X — #6
Quote:
Originally posted by danengel:
<STRONG>Igerbarg,
The header would look like this (freehand composition, not tested):
&lt;BLOCKQUOTE&gt;&lt;font…
Here's a native FORTH for MacOS X — #7
Louis,
I'd like to see your version of 'roll'. Although I don't think it's a frequently used word, building it into D doesn't hurt.
-- Daniel
Automounting PC HD to desktop? — #2
Your post should be fine in OS X - Usage & Support.