Developer Transition Resource Center Now Open

View WWDC 2005 session videos on transition topics.

The Apple Developer Connection is pleased to announce the new Developer Transition Resource Center, a website that brings together everything you need to create universal binaries for both PowerPC and Intel-based Macs. On the site, you'll find practical information on a wide range of transition topics, along with stories from Mac developers who have already completed transition projects.

The Developer Transition Resource Center also includes online viewing access to five sessions from Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference 2005. These sessions go in-depth to cover universal binaries, Xcode 2.1, and more:

	Session 003: Extending Your Application to Run on an Intel-based Macintosh
	Session 110: How To Translate Altivec to SSE
	Session 401: What's New in Xcode 2.1
	Session 402: Adopting Xcode
	Session 404: Moving to gcc 4.0

Adopting Universal Binaries on Mac OS X
Learn about universal binaries, and how to get your applications ready for Intel-based Macs.

Working with Xcode: Building Applications for the Future
You need Xcode 2.1 to build universal binaries. Read the latest on working with Apple's IDE.

Getting Started with launchd
The launchd daemon offers a single interface to cron, xinetd, mach_init, and init. Read this article to learn about launchd and how to migrate your configuration files.

	Technical Note: Obtaining 16 Bits-Per-Color Data with CUPS Raster Printing
	Technical Note: Building Universal Binaries from "configure"-based Open Source Projects
	Sample Code: BrideOfMungGrab
	Sample Code: SerialPortSample
	Sample Code: ExampleIPBCodec
	Sample Code: IOPrintSuperClasses
	Sample Code: KillEveryOneButMe
	Sample Code: ImproveYourImage

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	Unity 1.1
	ObjectiveCLIPS 1.1

	Commander II 2.1
	compileAndGo 4.0
	GNU Pascal Xcode Integration Kit 1.1

	Developer Transition Resource Center Now Open
	Adopting Universal Binaries on Mac OS X
	Working with Xcode: Building Applications for the Future
	Getting Started with launchd
	Mark/Space Hosts Sync Services Mailing List

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	Xsan 1.2 Admin Build 8M62
	Xsan 1.2 Uninstaller Build 8M62
	Xsan 1.1 Build 7N301
	Xcode Legacy Tools
	Xcode Legacy Tools Read Me

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