Re: NSArchiver's efficiency
Re: NSArchiver's efficiency
- Subject: Re: NSArchiver's efficiency
- From: Sean Gilbertson <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2003 03:31:51 -0600
All,
I'm using NSArchiver to store a large amount of data (a "small set"
might be 12 MB or so), originating in a relatively complex data
structure (e.g., dictionaries of classes with dictionaries of arrays),
with interconnectedness. Keeping all this in mind, NSArchiver is, I
suppose, quick (~5 seconds to store this data on a G3 700MHz), however
I'm wondering if there are ways to do this more quickly? I was
thinking of using the Java bridge to get at Java's standard serializer,
but have had no success at this yet. Can anyone recommend alternatives
or enhancements, including Java's serializer? I have ruled out writing
my own serializer so far, as the task is sufficiently complex
(interconnectedness, etc.). Also, keep in mind I use an unkeyed
NSCoder to store all this data.
Thanks,
Sean
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