September 2002
Intermediate to advanced
1272 pages
31h 12m
English
It is seldom necessary for Cocoa applications to use system information directly. Cocoa provides enough abstraction of system features that the need to know details about the system is rare. Nevertheless, Cocoa’s Foundation framework provides classes that identify the operating system, provide information about the host computer, and provide access to the system environment in which an application is running. Information about the current user of an application and standard file systems locations is also available.
Every application that runs on Max OS X is a separate operating system process. Cocoa applications access information about the operating system and processes using the NSProcessInfo ...
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