Spotlight on Innovation--Building 64-bit Solutions for Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger
The upcoming Worldwide Developers Conference 2005, June 6-10, will focus on the latest edition of Mac OS X, i.e. "Tiger" or 10.4. Are you developing an application that could benefit from more than 32 bits of address space? Mac OS X Tiger offers support for 64-bit command-line processes that can address vast amounts of memory. Learn the specifics of Tiger's 64-bit support and how to factor a Carbon or Cocoa application to run in conjunction with 64-bit backend processes. Check out the details on what will be covered at WWDC 2005 on this Apple Web page. [Bill Fox]
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