Most of the Darwin stuff I end up poking at won't build (with darwinbuild or otherwise) due to private frameworks.
(An Apple person very recently told me to bug report these though, as usually it's just a case of someone forgetting to get something released...)
The real value for me as a sysadmin at least is simply being able to browse the code. It's awesome when you can lodge a radar and reference specific line numbers in Apple's released code when discussing a problem.
by Nigel Kersten — Sep 27
Most of the Darwin stuff I end up poking at won't build (with darwinbuild or otherwise) due to private frameworks.
(An Apple person very recently told me to bug report these though, as usually it's just a case of someone forgetting to get something released...)
The real value for me as a sysadmin at least is simply being able to browse the code. It's awesome when you can lodge a radar and reference specific line numbers in Apple's released code when discussing a problem.