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Hi,I have been developing a suit of inhouse applications (MacOS X, not iOS) for a client and I'm working I a "master application" to install/update the different applications in the toolset. Now I'm trying to figure out the best way to do what I did way back in the Objective-C times for another client, letting the programs, in case of something accidently goes terrible wrong, report to the "master application" something like "Mayday! Crash and burn here", so the master application can intercept that in some way ticket file in a Application Support folder or something similar, but after reading Quinn's (Hi Quinn, havent seen you since WWDC 2008 or G5 Optimization workshop in Stockholm 2003) nice piece on howto not make your own crashreporter (not really what I'm after anyway), I still stand clueless on the best approach to trap a crash. In the objective-C days I did this:// Signal handlervoid mySigHandler(int sig){ NSLog(@"##### SigHandler(%d) called", sig); // reset sighandler signal(sig, mySigHandler);// Do whatever I needed before gracefully dying in peace}and in main (whatever signals I wanted to handle// SIGTERM - registration signal( SIGTERM, mySigHandler);Cheers,/ Totte

Hi,I need to be able to some way register a video stream (and audio stream too) so it can be picked up by another application (on mac OS X, not iOS) using the the standard way, " (swift) let devices = AVCaptureDevice.devices()".I've tried to a pointer to any kind of documentation on that but all I got was nilPtrs, I guess I was out of GoogleFAnyone has a pointer to a franework, docs or system API to I can go from there?Cheers and thanks/ ColonelPanic aka Totte