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Is NSKeyedArchiver portable / reliable?
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Is NSKeyedArchiver portable / reliable?


  • Subject: Is NSKeyedArchiver portable / reliable?
  • From: "Mike Chambers" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2008 09:24:15 -0800

I need to include a set of data with my application. It is an Array of
about 1500 objects. Since this may also be used as an iphone app, I
need this to be as fast and efficient as possible.

I want to use NSKeyedArchiver to serialize the data to a file, and
then include that file in the application. The file will then be
loaded at runtime and the Array de-serialized. However, I am not sure
how reliable this is.

1. Would this work across different machines?
2. Is there a risk that apple would change the serialization format,
thus breaking my app in the future? i.e. can / should I expect the
serialization implementation to remain the same?
3. Anyone know if this would work on the iPhone?

thanks for any input...

mike
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