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XPC | Apple Developer Documentation XPC provides a lightweight mechanism for basic interprocess communication It allows you to create lightweight helper tools, called XPC services, that perform work on behalf of your app
Creating XPC services | Apple Developer Documentation When a client wants to use an XPC service, it creates a session with the service and then sends it a message The following code shows how to set up an XPC session
Creating XPC Services - Apple Developer Table of Contents Introduction Designing Daemons and Services The Life Cycle of a Daemon Adding Login Items Creating XPC Services Creating Launch Daemons and Agents Scheduling Timed Jobs Appendix A: Startup Items Appendix B: Customizing Login and Logout Revision History
Designing Daemons and Services - Apple Developer XPC is the easiest way to launch and communicate with your daemon For details on implementing this mechanism, see Creating XPC Services and XPC Services API Reference
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xpc_session_create_xpc_service | Apple Developer Documentation A new session object if the connection succeeds; otherwise nil if the service isn’t found or is unavailable If the connection fails, this method populates the error_out parameter, if set, with an error that describes the failure