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I am storing my blocks while my web service goes off and talks to my server. Therefore I am using [myBlock copy] to keep a reference to my block.
Once I have got my data, and executed the block, do I call [myBlock release], or do I use Block_release(myBlock) ? I can find reference to both.
Block_release()is there for when you’re only using blocks in C, and not Objective-C.When using Objective-C you can use the
releaseandcopymethods to make your code look and feel more like the rest of the ObjC around it.I imagine they both do exactly the same thing, and that the objc method is just a wrapper around the call to
Block_release()anyway.