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Leopard Guides: Cocoa
Process management in Mac OS X facilitates the scheduling and execution of programs at runtime. The Cocoa environment provides programming interfaces for interacting with the operating system. Using these, developers can get process and host information, launch subprocesses, and pipe data between processes.
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Interacting with the Operating System (HTML) (PDF)
Explains how Cocoa applications manage tasks and get information about hosts and processes.
 2006-04-04
Threading Programming Guide (HTML) (PDF)
Explains how to use threads in Cocoa applications.
 2008-02-08