How does a constant declared as below in the implementation part of a class is released:
static NSString *myconst = @"some data...";
Thx for helping,
Stephane
How does a constant declared as below in the implementation part of a class
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How does a constant declared as below in the implementation part of a class is released:
static NSString *myconst = @"some data...";
Thx for helping,
Stephane
You don’t have to release it. The string literals reside in the executable’s data section, not in the dynamically allocated memory (AKA heap).
There’s no harm in accidentally calling
releasethough. I’m pretty sure the literals are wired to quietly ignore that call.