On the right, we have a PowerMac G5.

On the left, we have academic papers and author-prepared notes that were used in the creation of “Mac OS X Internals“.

(Recycled paper used when possible. In particular, the book is printed on recycled paper.)

Details on taking a snapshot of the memory and register state of a running process on Mac OS X, including source for a user-space program that does that.

People are welcome to join us at Google on Thursday, May 24, for an open-to-public talk on all things MacFUSE. I’m told that “Doors open at 6:30PM at Google’s Mountain View campus. Guests should plan to sign in at Building 41 reception upon arrival. Refreshments will be served…”
Here’s an abstract:

File systems provide one of the [...]

When I replayed this interview of mine, I found a syntax error in one of the things I said.
When the interviewer talks about X Window programming on Mac OS X, I said that the communication between “your program and the X server” is specific to Mac OS X. I meant to say the communication beween [...]

I’ve made available a MacFUSE-Based process file system for Mac OS X. Source code is included.