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Re: Nibble my nib.
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Re: Nibble my nib.


  • Subject: Re: Nibble my nib.
  • From: Matthew Formica <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 03 May 2001 14:59:27 -0700

The advantage is that if you have a large application with lots of windows,
dialogs, etc., you can have a lower memory footprint by not loading in
*everything* at launch time - instead, you just manually load what you need
to when you need it. For instance, why should your
wiz-bang-flashing-lights-and-colors-use-lots-of-memory about box be in your
main nib? It's rarely used, and really it should be in its own nib that you
load as needed.

Matthew Formica
Apple DTS Engineer - Dev Tools and Cocoa
email@hidden

on 5/3/01 1:27 PM, Rosyna at email@hidden remarked:

> Is there any benefit to using two or more nibs instead of one?


References: 
 >Nibble my nib. (From: Rosyna <email@hidden>)

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