I know that this is rarely required to override the alloc or dealloc methods,but if required is it possible in iPhone programming?
I know that this is rarely required to override the alloc or dealloc methods,but
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I know that this is rarely required to override the alloc or dealloc methods,but if required is it possible in iPhone programming?
You can and indeed, you should (if using manual memory management) override
deallocto release any resources you hold (not forgetting to call[super dealloc]when finished). Overridingallocis possible but, as you say, rarely needed.