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Making Code 64-Bit Clean (page 16)—explains the general changes needed to make an application 64-bit

clean.

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Compiling 64-Bit Code (page 31)—explains how to compile your application as a 64-bit executable.

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High-Level 64-Bit API Support (page 35)—summarizes changes to higher level APIs such as Carbon, Cocoa,

and QuickTime and includes pointers to more detailed documentation on these changes.

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Cross-Architecture Plug-in Support (page 40)—describes ways to support legacy plug-ins across architecture

boundaries using helper hosts.

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Performance Optimization (page 54)—gives tips for spotting common performance regressions caused

by transitioning your code to 64-bit.

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Kernel Extensions and Drivers (page 58)—tells how to transition your drivers and other kernel extensions

to 64-bit executables.

See Also

For additional information, see the following documents:

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Tools & Languages Starting Point includes pointers to documentation that may help you solve 64-bit-related

tools issues.

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64-Bit TransitionGuide for Cocoa and 64-Bit Guide for CarbonDevelopers provide information about Apple’s

64-bit application APIs.

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Universal Binary Programming Guidelines, Second Edition provides information about the Intel transition.

You should read this document and add native Intel support to your application first, since many of the

Intel changes also apply to a 64-bit port.

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OS X ABI Mach-O File Format Reference provides 64-bit ABI information that is useful if you are writing

assembly language code.

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Xcode 4 Help provides information about using Xcode. You should be familiar with Xcode before you port

your application or driver to 64-bit.

The gcc, ld, and lipo man pages may also be relevant to you.

Introduction to 64-Bit Transition Guide

See Also

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