Mac Forum / Programming / Mac Programming / November 2005

I have read that in order to display an indication of the RSS feeds
presence on my site I need to insert a <link > in my   head section...
something like  :
<link name="alternate" type="rss+xml" url="http://mysite/my..RSS.. feed

I bought CW10, installed it on my Powerbook, and updated one of my
(larger) projects to see how things would go.
It seems that there are some very complex things going on with the new
compiler, and specifically IPA, that I don't understand.  My project

how set I up XCode to do that ?
Thanks, Lothar

I've been going in circles with this one. I wonder if it's possible -
of course it is! ;-) - to capture an NSBitmapImageRep of an on- or
off-screen NSWindow without resorting to referencing its contentView.
Are there (NSGraphicsContext?) methods that return a pixel by pixel

I have an application/daemon pair that works like this:  The daemon is
started at
boot time using launchd.  The user launches the application when they
choose.

I am new to the mac world, just started using a G5 days ago.
Memory copy is very crucial in the program I am writing. I tried STREAM
benchmark on the G5 which gives 2GB/s copy bandwidth, while on an Intel
Xeon 2.4GHZ I got 4.5GB/S with SSE2 using non-temporal writes. G5 has a

In my Carbon/Mach application I am opening a listening socket and would
like to detect if the OS X firewall is blocking the port, so that I can
warn the user and direct them to System Preferences.
The only method I have been able to come up with so far would be to use

I have a thread and it creates object and stores them in an
NSMutableArray.
The thread creates these objects between a:
for (;;)

I am writing an application which needs to determine all the users that
are currently logged into the system and then send them messages (using
the 'write' command). Please note that I do not want to broadcast the
message to all the users. I want to send custom message to each user.

Is there any way to read MPEG-1 video files one frame at a time?  The big
problem is GetMediaNextInterestingTime() doesn't return individual frames
since the MPEG stream is treated as one entire sample.  So how does the QT
player play back MPEG-1 files?  Somewhere in the QT API ...