Managing I/O: CFRunLoop and CFStream

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WWDC02 • Session 808

Networking and Server • 1:01:29

This session explains the basics of the CFRunLoop that dispatches all user events in a typical Mac OS X application. Learn how to use CFReadStream and CFWriteStream to manage your I/O, and discover how they fit in with the run loop to allow you to manage your I/O asynchronously, all without extra threads! Basic run loop inputs such as timers, mach ports, and sockets will be discussed.

Speakers: Becky Willrich, Doug Davidson

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