An NSPersistentStore created with NSInMemoryStoreType is in volatile
RAM or VM, and is therefore not what I would call "persistent". So,
why is it an NS^Persistent^Store?
My guess is that NSInMemoryStoreType was added too late in the
development of Core Data to change the names of the NS___Store and
NS___StoreCoordinator.
Is there a better explanation?
(I'm just trying to understand the terms here.)
Jerry Krinock
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