>> Is there any utility to maybe probe the Mach ports that my app has open? I
>> can't find anything like that.
>
> top(1) and Activity Monitor can list the number of ports a process has
> open, but I'm not aware of any utilities that go into any more detail.
Oh, `sudo launchctl bstree` might al
I don't see anything obviously wrong with your code after a cursory
glance. I assume you're familiar with the bootstrap context issues
mentioned in TN2083 and elsewhere?
If you can post a complete example that exhibits the problem, I'd be
happy to investigate further. However, consider using NSMac
I've been using CFMessagePort for interprocess communication for the last few
weeks; made myself a couple little wrapper classes around
CFMessagePortCreateLocal and CFMessagePortCreateRemote, implementing a "client"
and "server".
I create a server only when needed and destroy it when done. Typ
