On 12.03.2008, at 14:34, Daniel Child wrote:
>In the process of parsing thousands and thousands of records and
placing (most of) them in a table which I want to save to disk,
"Table you want to save to disk"? DUH? You know, I'm currently
programming the thingy that interacts with the great FooBar. Is that a
good design, and if not, what shall I improve?
Also, what tools might help?
Object Alloc or Instruments
I thought I was quite careful about the memory rules. Is it possible
that I am simply building too large a table and need to change my
approach?
Potentially, if all your data management is based of creating tons of
Foundation subobjects in whatever Foundation container. They have some
associated memory footprint that might be highly reduced.
You wouldn't, e.g., want to represent an image as an rows NSArray
containing an columns NSArray containing NSNumbers.
Regards,
Tom_E
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