Jump To:
Leopard Technical Q&As: Core Foundation
Core Foundation provides programming interfaces to support dynamic loading of code and other resources using a plug-in architecture. Developers can use this architecture to build applications that are modular, customizable, and easily extensible. Although Core Foundation does not provide its own facilities for creating and managing threads, it is sufficiently thread-safe that, if developers program with care, they should not run into any problems related to competing threads.
Document Descriptions
On Off
Display
Sorted by
Title		 Sort by
Date
HID Manager Event Data Underruns (HTML)
QA1038: Explains how to correctly handle HID Manager event queue data underruns.
 2001-06-13
How can I identify the runtime environment, Carbon or Cocoa, of the current application? (HTML)
QA1372: Identifies the runtime environment of the application. Useful only for plugins, frameworks, input methods, etc.
 2006-11-07
OTScheduleDeferredTask When Task Running (HTML) (日本語 HTML)
NW52: Describes what happens when you use OTScheduleDefferedTask to schedule a task that is running.
 1997-10-13
Power Management; Policy Maker vs. Power Controller (HTML) (日本語 HTML)
QA1121: Describes the differences between a Power Management Policy Maker and a Power Management Power Controller.
 2002-02-13
Programmatically causing restart, shutdown and/or logout (HTML) (日本語 HTML)
QA1134: Describes how to programmatically cause restart, shutdown, sleep or logout.
 2008-09-24
Setting environment variables for user processes (HTML)
QA1067: Tells how to set environment variables for user processes.
 2001-10-25