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I am planning to convert a rather long shell script I have into an Objective C command line tool. I’m planning to use NSTask to run the shell commands (this is a large script, and it has several thousand copy/move/delete operations). My question is, will continually allocating and deallocating NSTask objects to run all these commands result in a large performance hit?
Is there a better way to do it than using NSTask?
Thanks
If you’re just moving/copying/deleting files, have you considered using
NSFileManager?