Sur cette page, il y a un lien intéressant vers un pdf,
http://www.apple.com/macosx/techspecs/
sur "Unix Technologies Brief". Est-ce que qqu'un est capable de me dire ce qui est nouveau. En particulier, page 5, il est dit :
"UNIX/Linux portability APIs, including System V semaphores, make it easy to port
applications from System V?based versions of UNIX such as Linux and Solaris. Panther
emulates the System V poll system call on top of BSD?s native select API, and the
dlopen/dlclose dynamic library access routines?used with Executable and Linking
Format (ELF) binaries on Linux, BSD, and other operating systems?on top of the
native Mach-O format used on Mac OS X. With these routines available on Mac OS X,
developers of cross-platform UNIX applications can port libraries and applications to
Mac OS X with little or no change to their existing applications."
Je ne comprends pas tout (non, ce n'est pas l'anglais qui pose pb !)
Thierry
http://www.apple.com/macosx/techspecs/
sur "Unix Technologies Brief". Est-ce que qqu'un est capable de me dire ce qui est nouveau. En particulier, page 5, il est dit :
"UNIX/Linux portability APIs, including System V semaphores, make it easy to port
applications from System V?based versions of UNIX such as Linux and Solaris. Panther
emulates the System V poll system call on top of BSD?s native select API, and the
dlopen/dlclose dynamic library access routines?used with Executable and Linking
Format (ELF) binaries on Linux, BSD, and other operating systems?on top of the
native Mach-O format used on Mac OS X. With these routines available on Mac OS X,
developers of cross-platform UNIX applications can port libraries and applications to
Mac OS X with little or no change to their existing applications."
Je ne comprends pas tout (non, ce n'est pas l'anglais qui pose pb !)
Thierry