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iphone Programming Glossary: adequate

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11173605/detecting-a-clap-in-ios

sort of detection fidelity you are looking for Just checking for some kind of sound pressure change may be entirely adequate for your needs honestly. Keep in mind however that bumps to the phone might end up being a very low frequency and fairly..

Do you know a good and efficient FFT? [closed]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1592345/do-you-know-a-good-and-efficient-fft

performance. Check out this list of FFT algorithms that FFTW used for comparison many are free and some may be adequate. I'd probably start with good old numerical recipes which offers an easy power of 2 1D FFT implementation for free and some..

What is the right choice between NSDecimal, NSDecimalNumber, CFNumber?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1704504/what-is-the-right-choice-between-nsdecimal-nsdecimalnumber-cfnumber

worked much with NSDecimalNumber but I'd wager that Apple's implementation is quite efficient and will be more than adequate for most people's needs. Unfortunately you won't be able to avoid the likes of decimalNumberByAdding since Objective C does..

What is minimum hardware and software requirements for Iphone native apps development?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1777981/what-is-minimum-hardware-and-software-requirements-for-iphone-native-apps-develo

as the functionality of the app. As for whether a simulator is good enough I have to say NO The iPhone Simulator is adequate for simple apps but it operates at a faster processing speed than iPhones and iPhone Touches making your app run faster..

Using socket API on IPhone

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2431448/using-socket-api-on-iphone

I've just started with network programming and I've already used the CFStream interface. But obviously streams are not adequate for this task. Who can point me in the right direction I tried to find a tutorial on Apples website about sockets but there..

NSOperations or NSThread for bursts of smaller tasks that continuously cancel each other?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2840406/nsoperations-or-nsthread-for-bursts-of-smaller-tasks-that-continuously-cancel-ea

with building a new thread for each keystroke. It turns out that using NSOperation and NSOperationQueue is more than adequate both in terms of speed and especially in terms of simplicity and abstraction. Is called after each keystroke void searchFieldChanged..

drawing on iphone

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3352822/drawing-on-iphone

How to deal with proxy setting in UIWebView?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5885169/how-to-deal-with-proxy-setting-in-uiwebview

login for the username and password of the proxy. How can I do it inside my own UIWebView At first task maybe it's adequate to hardcode it. Many thanks iphone share improve this question Well this is the first time I answered my own question...

Core Data vs. SQLite for SQL experienced developers

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/840634/core-data-vs-sqlite-for-sql-experienced-developers

a decent job of compilation to SQL. At least for databases of the size you could fit on an iPhone it's certainly been adequate performance wise in my experience. I think the SQL vs. Core Data question is slightly misguided however. Once you get the..

objective-c ARC readonly properties and private setter implementation

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8566671/objective-c-arc-readonly-properties-and-private-setter-implementation

can set @end With ARC if I wanted to override setMyProperty you can't use retain release keywords anymore so is this adequate and correct interface declaration @property nonatomic strong readonly NSString myProperty Setter override void setMyProperty.. myProperty newValue iphone objective c ios automatic ref counting share improve this question Yes that is adequate but you don't even need that much. You can do void setMyProperty NSString newValue myProperty newValue The compiler will..