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I’m a newb iPhone developer writing an app that has several large JPGs and sound files. Everything works ok if I drag these non-code resources into my project. But I am wondering if this is the right way to package my app.
In Windows development, I would create a “resource DLL” that keeps the .exe size small. What is the equivalent for iPhone? I think I should be creating a “bundle” – can someone please give me some pointers to using these and how to link them into my main project?
Thanks!
In iPhone development everything is already bundled together. Your executable, resources, config files are all packaged up into your .app. So just keep doing what you’re doing, XCode automatically separates your resources and your executable (A few times I’ve noticed that a .app file in OSX actually shows up as a folder in Windows)