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What's so special about NSString literals? (RE: memory management)

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What's so special about NSString literals? (RE: memory management)

Subject: What's so special about NSString literals? (RE: memory management)
From: Eric <email@hidden>
Date: Mon, 15 May 2006 20:15:02 -0700

I'm just curious as to why when NSStrings are created using literal (as in
@"a string"), I never have to worry about retaining it or releasing it.
What's so special about it?

Thanks,
Eric
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