Getting Started with the I/O Kit: Device Drivers on Mac OS X

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WWDC08 • Session 434

Essentials • 53:08

The I/O Kit is a set of system frameworks and libraries for creating device drivers on Mac OS X. If you are new to writing Mac OS X device drivers, learn about the I/O Kit's powerful in-kernel and user-space APIs. Whether you're bringing a new device to Mac OS X or developing an application to access an existing device, this session is for you.

Speaker: Dean Reece

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