I just did a quick test on an Intel Duo Mac with an application using
the HID bundle to access an XKeys device. It worked for me.
Peter
On May-30-06, at 11:00 AM, realbasic-nug-
request at lists dot realsoftware dot com wrote:
No one tried it?
Would love to give the customer a go / no go answer soon ;)
Best,
James
On 29/05/2006, at 2:24 PM, James Mullins wrote:
Hi guys,
I have to port an application over to an intel mac and was
wondering if anyone knows if the HID bundle works on intel macs....
Basically I just want access to an external joystick.
Best,
James
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On May 27, 2006, at 02:11 UTC, Andy Dent wrote:
for exactly the same reasons I am profoundly skeptical about this
reverse debugger.
I can verify that such things exist (I wrote an article on Leonardo for MacTech
years ago), at least for limited environments. I can perhaps also get away
with saying that it's something I've been interested interested in even before
I started working at REAL Software, which (some of you old-timers may remember)
was before we started designing the new compiler and debugger. It is
theoretically possible to add such a feature to REALbasic. However, in a
real-world environment, such reversible execution (as I have known it to be
called) is quite expensive, and if I had to hazard a personal guess, I'd say
that it would be a very long time before the cost/benefit ratio of this feature
would outweigh other features people want.
Best,
- Joe
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