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2004-10-08 Thread-safe programming in QuickTime (HTML)
First Version
 First Version Carbon
2004-10-08 Thread-safe programming in QuickTime (HTML)
First Version
 First Version Cocoa
2004-11-12 Kernel Core Dumps (HTML)
Use mkdir -p to create the SourceCache path in one command. Mention the paniclog kernel debugging macro. Put the working copy of macosxkdump in /tmp. Note that changing startup disk also resets boot-args. Reference Q&A 1264 in the table entry describing DB_NMI.
 Minor Change Darwin
2004-12-01 OpenGL Performance Optimization : The Basics (HTML)
First Version
 First Version Graphics & Imaging
2004-11-12 Kernel Core Dumps (HTML)
Use mkdir -p to create the SourceCache path in one command. Mention the paniclog kernel debugging macro. Put the working copy of macosxkdump in /tmp. Note that changing startup disk also resets boot-args. Reference Q&A 1264 in the table entry describing DB_NMI.
 Minor Change Hardware
2004-10-05 Identifying Java on Mac OS X (HTML)
Added version info for Java 1.4.2 Update 2 to Table 2
 Minor Change Java
2004-11-12 Kernel Core Dumps (HTML)
Use mkdir -p to create the SourceCache path in one command. Mention the paniclog kernel debugging macro. Put the working copy of macosxkdump in /tmp. Note that changing startup disk also resets boot-args. Reference Q&A 1264 in the table entry describing DB_NMI.
 Minor Change Networking
2004-11-12 Idling Movie Importers (HTML)
First Version
 First Version QuickTime
2004-10-08 Thread-safe programming in QuickTime (HTML)
First Version
 First Version QuickTime
2004-11-12 Kernel Core Dumps (HTML)
Use mkdir -p to create the SourceCache path in one command. Mention the paniclog kernel debugging macro. Put the working copy of macosxkdump in /tmp. Note that changing startup disk also resets boot-args. Reference Q&A 1264 in the table entry describing DB_NMI.
 Minor Change Tools
2004-12-02 Mac OS X Debugging Magic (HTML)
First Version
 First Version Tools