Synchronous programming language. A synchronous programming language is a computer programming language optimized for programming reactive systems. Computer systems can be sorted in three main classes: transformational systems that take some inputs, process them, deliver their outputs, and terminate their execution; a typical example is a compiler; interactive systems that interact continuously with their environment, at their own speed; a typical example is the web; and reactive systems that interact continuously with their env
Open Disk Utility (Applications > Utilities). Select the DVD disc from the list on the left. You will notice that there are two DVD icons--select the one slightly indented (this is the DVD itself, whereas the first one is the drive). Click on New Image in the Disk Utility main window. Choose a name and a destination from the Save As... window. Keep in mind that your destination should have enough space to copy the entire DVD, which can be over four gigs.
So when you install Windows on a Mac all Apple peripherals and devices will work. So here is what you got to do: 1  Run to your nearest friend or colleague who owns a Mac. 2  Borrow his/her original installation DVD that came with that Mac. 3  Insert it on any PC with a DVD-ROM drive. Insert it on any PC with a DVD-ROM drive. 2  Copy/Paste to a thumb drive the file AppleODDInstaller.exe located at \Boot Camp\Drivers\Apple if you have Windows 32 bit or \Boot Camp\Drivers\Apple\x64 if you have the 64 bit version.