Hi all,
The underlying problem with headless mode in OS X seem to be that we always
create a window, even when we run in the background, as we do in headless
mode*. Marking the process as background only will remove the icon, menu etc.
but it will not stop us from creating that window.
Maybe
Mark Smith wrote
Marking the process as background only will remove the icon, menu etc. but
it will not stop us from creating that window.
...
Anyway I'd like to keep working on this but I've hit a wall
Are your changes publicly available anywhere?
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On 3 Jun 2012, at 18:27, Sean P. DeNigris wrote:
Mark Smith wrote
Marking the process as background only will remove the icon, menu etc. but
it will not stop us from creating that window.
...
Anyway I'd like to keep working on this but I've hit a wall
Are your changes publicly
Mark Smith wrote
The obvious thing to try (which I tried ;) is to not create a window
For giggles, I changed main() to:
...
#import sqSqueakOSXApplication.h
int main(int argc, char **argv, char **envp)
{
extern int argCnt;
extern char **argVec;
extern char
Guys, you are probably better off on the VM mailing list.
And I am certainly also interested in a headless Cocoa VM. (Esteban already
forgot about my nagging apparently :-P)
FW:
On 04 Jun 2012, at 00:02, Sean P. DeNigris wrote:
Mark Smith wrote
The obvious thing to try (which I tried ;)
