I just upgraded to Snow Leopard and have noticed that my NSLog() calls (among other things) in the iPhone simulator are taking quite a long time, way longer than they used to. Did Apple update the simulator to better approximate the iPhone's CPU speed?
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It sounds unlikely - is anything else slower, other than NSLog()? How are you measuring "slowness"?
Its far more likely that some internal threading or synchronization issue in the tools has changed from Xcode 3.1 to 3.2, resulting in the behavior you are seeing.
于 2009-09-09T00:22:05.183 回答
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不，我这么说是因为我在 iPhone 上的应用程序运行速度仍然比我在模拟器中的应用程序慢得多。
于 2009-09-09T05:41:58.457 回答