• Build Assumptions

• Building Your Code

• Debugging

• Troubleshooting Your Built Application

• Determining Whether a Binary Is Universal

• Build Options

• See Also

• Alignment

• Bit Fields

• Byte Order

• Calling Conventions

• Code on the Stack: Disabling Execution

• Data Type Conversions

• Data Types

• Divide-By-Zero Operations

• Extensible Firmware Interface (EFI)

• Floating-Point Equality Comparisons

• Structures and Unions

• See Also

• Why Byte Ordering Matters

• Guidelines for Swapping Bytes

• Byte-Swapping Routines

• Byte-Swapping Strategies

• Writing a Callback to Swap Data Bytes

• See Also

• Aliases

• Archived Bit Fields

• Automator Scripts

• Bit Shifting

• Bit Test, Set, and Clear Functions: Carbon and POSIX

• CPU Subtype

• Dashboard Widgets

• Deprecated Functions

• Disk Partitions

• Double-Precision Values: Bit-by-Bit Sensitivity

• Finder Information and Low-Level File System Operations

• FireWire Device Access

• Font-Related Resources

• GWorlds

• Java Applications

• Java I/O API (NIO)

• Machine Location Data Structure

• Mach Processes: The Task for PID Function

• Metrowerks PowerPlant

• Multithreading

• Objective-C: Messages to nil

• Objective-C Runtime: Sending Messages

• Open Firmware

• OpenGL

• OSAtomic Functions

• Pixel Data

• PostScript Printing

• Quartz Bitmap Data

• QuickDraw Routines

• QuickTime Components

• QuickTime Metadata Functions

• Runtime Code Generation

• Spotlight Importers

• System-Specific Predefined Macros

• USB Device Access

• See Also

• Accelerate Framework

• Rewriting AltiVec Instructions

• See Also

• What Can Be Translated?

• How It Works

• Special Considerations

• Forcing an Application to Run Translated

• Preventing an Application from Opening Using Rosetta

• Programmatically Detecting a Translated Application

• Troubleshooting

• Architecture-Specific Code

• Architecture-Independent Matrix Multiplication