if you don't need to reference the thread again you can just release
it (and the target object used in initWithTarget:selector:object) as
soon as you've called -(void)start on it. You are correct that the
thread will exit when the method you are calling finishes and you
don't need to call e
I have a main thread method that allocates an NSThread object and
inits with initWithTarget:selector:object. I then invoke the NSTask
instance with -start.
The specified selector is invoked, and there performs a background
task that takes some time. When it is done, that method invokes a
