Ignorant question: (I'm not too familiar with Mac and OCF ;-)
Are you building OCF on top of MUSCLE for Mac? Or are you building a
PC/SC on top of an existing Mac OCF?
The main reason for asking, is that I'd like to know if/how my Intertex
IX36 driver for MUSCLE will port to Mac... The
Hi,
Most 'smart' readers should work on the Macintosh that used the serial
interface that I provided. Readers that rely on line states will have
some issues but not too terrible. What I was looking to do was place a C
PCSC API ( Doug Barlow's SCard API ) that sits on top of OCF so that C
based
Hi,
I know a company called Gravis (one of our customers) that do supply a
special MAC Macintish Version of CHIDPDRIVE extern SmartCard terminal.
Here is a link:
http://www.gravis.de/pages/angebote/angebote_specials.html#cardreader
The device can be ordered at:
Gravis
Franklinstraße 8
Hi,
I was looking into writing a PC/SC to OCF interoperability layer so that
applications could talk using a C PC/SC like API which would JNI over to
the OCF framework. This would be a quick hack for Macintosh users and all
applications developed for Linux or Windows could quickly be ported to
Macintosh support is now included. Revised code is posted.
Musclecard-1.5 is now out. To enable Macintosh mode: go into defines.h
and instead of #define CPU_PC_UNIX make it CPU_MAC_OS. It will compile
just fine under Code Warrior. I am working on porting the Xapp and should
have that soon on
