You're not going find much of anything on Carbon due to deprecation since os X 10.8 https://developer.apple.com/documentation/coreservices/carbon_core and Xcode 5 https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/MacOSX/Conceptual/OSX_Technology_Overview/SystemFrameworks/SystemFrameworks.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40001067-CH210-BBCFGHBB

Do it all over again as a non-admin user of the Mac.

Time to switch to SwiftUI. Just make sure it is part of the copy bundle resources located under build phases. If it is not then re-add it to the project.

Not sure what will possess you to do this but the language is not meant to be used like this.

Animate the swift ui view, not the hosting controller.

Anything that's not declared within the struct is deallocated from the stack when set data returns. typedef struct { uint8_t *memo; uint8_t array[5]; int why[4]; char *books; } Bounce; implemenation of fix. void fix(Bounce *model) { memset(model->array,0x53,5); model->why[0] = 2; model->why[1] = 3; model->why[2] = 2; model->why[3] = 2; model->books = "Hello world"; model->memo = model->array; } import Foundation var bounce = Bounce() fix(&bounce) bounce.books.map({print(String(cString: $0))}) for value in 0..<5 { print(bounce.memo.advanced(by: value).pointee) } let why = bounce.why print(why) Output: Hello world 83 83 83 83 83 (2, 3, 2, 2) Program ended with exit code: 0 With the void* or anonymous type. typedef struct { void *memo; uint8_t array[5]; int why[4]; char *books; } Bounce; for value in 0..<5 { let thing = bounce.memo.assumingMemoryBound(to: UInt8.self).advanced(by: value).pointee print(thing) }

Try JSON encoding a data model and pass it into DataFrame.

Beta software anything is expected until kinks are ironed out.

The new debugger also has issues with the simulators. After 5 or 6 plus app launches, the sim will black screen and not load the app or sometimes when you close the app via Xcode, the sim will black screen and refuse to launch. Killing the simulator disconnects some debugger processes and then you're able to resume running on the sim.

On an AnyConnect VPN setup, disabling Bluetooth, WIFI, and Data has no effect unless you disconnect the VPN. Making this thing exclusive to the network is crazy. What if all this traffic leaves the local network before reaching its internal point-to-point target because of how a given network is configured? USB 3+ and Thunderbolt 2+ are more reliable in the form of a cable connection. If it's not broken, don't change it.

Never use names already defined in the frameworks. Always use original names for your types.

Try some hands-on courses from Udemy. If you have a paid LinkedIn subscription, try the free courses there, the nano degree from udacity.com, or hacking with Swift. It's a process that takes time with practice and commitment. Don't rely on one source. All the best.

You have a self-inflicted issue. Watch WWDC video on how to correctly rewrite the syntax tree instead of replace the tree. https://developer.apple.com/wwdc23/10166

That's the entire point of passkey but here you go https://developer.apple.com/documentation/authenticationservices/public-private_key_authentication/supporting_passkeys?language=objc

@AppStorage or userdefaults is for storing small bits of data not huge binary blobs.