You can use UniDAC components for cross-platform development with FireMonkey and SQLite. These components support all the required target platforms: Windows 32-bit, Windows 64-bit, Mac OS X, and iOS. This step-by-step video tutorial will show you the procedure on how to run Stardew Valley on your Mac. Finnes eit alternativ til paint, for mac. It works thanks to the App Wrapper created by the amazing Stardew Valley community.Hello everybody, This is my first post on this forum, so please correct me if I say stupid things:-) My trouble is this: I write software for Windows platforms which include communicating with USB devices (we develop those ourselves).

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Now we would like to develop applications for an OS X platform. With XE7 I created already several test applications and it's really looking good.

Now I need to include the USB driver for OS X in my programs and I'm getting a little stuck here.Is there somebody who can get me started with a little example? Or point me out, where I can find the answer? That would be very n ice:-) I Googled a lot about USB and OSX, but apparently not good enough. Thanks in advance for your reply Kind regards, Reini. Libusb is a good choice for multi platform usb library and it is free.

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Link:I tested it on both windows and Mac and it works well, In my usb apps, I use control protocol to communicate with my usb device so there is no need to use extra kernel mode usb driver on Mac, I write a.dylib by Xcode to wrapper part of libusb functions I need and add some native api to detect usb plugin/out event. On Win, I use ddk example usbview and native hid api, and use windows event to detect usb plugin/out event.shanghaigoodtext.