In Mac OS X, every display gets a unique CGDirectDisplayID number assigned to it.You can use CGGetActiveDisplayList() or [NSScreen screens] to access them, among others.Per Apple\'s docs:
I am creating a software on Mac and I would like to change the value of an IORegistryEntry. I can view it on the IORegistryExplorer, but I can\'t edit it. So it\'s my understanding that I have to edit
I want to get the hardware address of my mac\'s ethernet card. In all samples I saw in include on IOKit/assert.h . Which doesn\'t seem to exist on my system. GCC throws an error saying he doesn\'t kno
I\'m getting started with IOKit on OS X, and I\'ve been puzzled by the \'2开发者_运维问答45\' tagged onto data types in the IOKit USB library, such as IOUSBInterfaceInterface245.What does the 245 mean
I\'m looking at options to access DVB data on OS X.Initially I want to support the EyeTV DTT USB device, but in the long-run I\'d like to support a number of popular devices.The problem I have is that
Is there a reliable, quick, deterministic way (i.e. not a benchmark) to check whether the system drive Mac OS X is on is a Solid State Drive?
I’m trying to trigger the same thing that the system does when you click on “Detect Displays” in the “Displays” System Preferences pane. Is there a way to do this program
my IOKit kext is failing on older iMacs to locate the /options path in the DeviceTree plane of the IORegistry.has anybody else encountered this or know why it would fail?
I am struggling to implement an HID control with a Mac : I cannot send the expected function as depicted here below:开发者_开发技巧
I\'m writing a program in OS X that receives click events from a mouse and a touchpad. When the user clicks at somewhere, the OS sends the device ID, which is just an int, and the p开发者_如何学编程os
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