Hi
what is maximum size of data that can a object hold ?
thanx
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A:
There's no size limit.
(Except limited by the RAM and pointer bit-size.)
KennyTM
2010-04-08 08:12:33
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A:
The amount of memory the iPhone currently can allocate to an object is the amount of memory currently available.
Conceptually, there is no limit. The iPhone itself does have physical limits, though.
You must test your apps on the iPhone heavily before releasing an app that will get arbitrary length data.
You should make sure that the data length is within reasonable bounds.
The last thing you want is -didReceiveMemoryWarning being called and your app exiting.
Jacob Relkin
2010-04-08 08:12:53
means a NSString object can hold some MB or GB of data ?
sandy
2010-04-08 08:16:34
In theory, yes. I would strongly discourage doing so though.
Jacob Relkin
2010-04-08 08:18:08
Actually, i am reading data from file and assign to an object of NSStrig or Dictionary or array . and may be data in bulk, Is this create any problem ? any suggestion ?
sandy
2010-04-08 08:29:37