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Leopard Reference Library: Porting
Porting resources include tools and programming interfaces to help move code to Cocoa, where developers can take advantage of advanced features of Mac OS X such as the Aqua user interface, the Quartz graphics system, and Bonjour networking. Developers can bring applications built for UNIX and other operating-system platforms to Mac OS X quickly by using Cocoa to build state-of-the-art Aqua user interfaces while retaining most existing core code.
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Adopting Universal Binaries on Mac OS X (HTML)
Learn about universal binaries and how to get your applications ready for Intel-based Macs.
 Articles 2005-08-26
CarbonCocoaCoreImageTab (HTML) (DMG) (ZIP)
Carbon-based application creates a Cocoa-based web window which used CoreImage filters to transition between tabbed WebViews
 Sample Code 2006-07-25
CarbonQuartzComposer_TV (HTML) (DMG) (ZIP)
Demonstrates how to integrate Cocoa based QuartzComposer window into a Carbon based application
 Sample Code 2006-10-02
Going Universal: Audio Developers Catch the Wave (HTML)
Learn how audio developers who built universal binaries of their applications are reaping the benefits.
 Articles 2006-07-18
OTScheduleDeferredTask When Task Running (HTML) (日本語 HTML)
NW52: Describes what happens when you use OTScheduleDefferedTask to schedule a task that is running.
 Technical Q&As 1997-10-13
Porting Multithreaded Applications from Win32 to Mac OS X (HTML)
Learn how Mac OS X handles multithreading, before porting your Win32 application.
 Articles 2005-06-20
Scoping Your Transition Projects (HTML)
Learn how to transition to Intel-based Macs.
 Articles 2005-09-27
Setting environment variables for user processes (HTML)
QA1067: Tells how to set environment variables for user processes.
 Technical Q&As 2001-10-25