On Jun 9, 2009, at 8:16 PM, Erg Consultant wrote:
I find it absolutely appalling on a modern OS that I should have to
write a 3rd PPC process and launch it just to get the API to behave
as documented.
Erg
Given what Rosetta allows us to do, I find it absolutely a miracle of
great engineering unmatched in the Windows world.
Having said that, wiping the ring from my nose and regaining self-
esteem, consider filing a bug report to Apple, "function !=
documentation". Be sure to present a business case for changing the
function vs noting the document.
Until then, an exit(0) app would work, or, better:
Since Rosetta is key to your product, make sure that the environment
supports your child. Your app should determine if and insure that
Rosetta is running (you do check for system features to be available,
yes?). The idea is defensive programming.
Newton didn't trust the Apple, he trusted gravity.... (ok, that's a
bit dumb, but it seemed to fit... :-))
You could ask Apple DTS via a paid support consultation, I am sure
they have the best answer. I would trust Apple DTS; these guys are on
the front line and know who to get answers from. Your product sounds
sophisticated enough that it could be worth a consultation.
good luck!
gary
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