Kevin B. Hendricks wrote:
The funny thing is that now for MacOSX 10.4, Apple has deprecated the
entire use of NSAddImage completely and wants everyont to actually use
the dlfcn.h style functions instead for shared library loading.
Really funny.I didn't know that.
These are standard unix shared library functions. Which means we
should be able to remove most if not all of the MACOSX specific ifdefs
in sal/osl/unx/module.c and in all of the other places that load shared
libraries (such as the vcl code for adding X11 extensions, etc).
This should help reduce the amount of MacOSX specific code to support.
What do people think?
A clear "+1". The fewer platform specific code the better. I'll remove
the platform specific code. The only question is if there is a
performance penalty on Panther when using the standard dylib functions.
On Tiger the standard functions are even better with regards to
performance according to Apple.
Kind regards,
Tino
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