Yes. The entire CoreGraphics framework is available to both the Cocoa and
Carbon environments. I'm not sure how well it will fit into the existing Mac
VNC server, especially since CoreGraphics isn't available under Mac OS <= 9.
It probably makes more sense to port part of the Xvnc server going through the
BSD API's instead, especially the networking stuff. It would be trivial to
write the Cocoa GUI layers.
..Bill Chin
On Sunday, December 31, 2000, at 03:44 AM, Jonathan Morton wrote:
> >I just got finished looking at "CGRemoteOperation.h", and if it does even
> >half of what it claims to do, we have all we need to write a vncserver for
> >Mac OS X, in a manner more akin to the classic mac OS server and the
> >windows server. that little header file lists and comments all the
> >routines needed for capturing screen modification, and all the routines
> >necessary for placing remote events into the local queue....
> >
> >thank you very much for your footwork Mr. Chin
>
> That sounds very interesting. Tell me, is this header available from
> Carbon? If so, it should be relatively trivial to port the existing
> Classic VNC Server to Carbon compliance and avoid duplicating effort -
> improvements made to the Classic server would also appear in the OS-X one.
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