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I have 600 font files in my iphone application, the application fails to find the .xib files with those 600 files included in it. If I remove the 600 files, the .xib file is loaded correctly without a problem.
I checked limitation on number of resource files in the application and there is none. Also, the size of the files are only 100MB which is OK. I don’t know what the problem is.
Well, I have good news and bad news. The badnews is that you are probably hitting some soft limit in iOS, since Apple never envisioned someone wanting that many fonts in an iPhone.
The good news (sort of) is that you can load CGFonts and CTFonts directly from files see link. The bad part of this is that you’ll have to do your drawing with Core Graphics or Core Text, since these things are not toll free bridged.