Note: | Yield is the acknowledgment to the system that the thread is giving up its hold on the CPU. The value for yield is 0 (zero). |
Platforms | iOS |
Value | Numeric value |
Default | 5 |
Platforms | All | |
Value | Numeric value | |
Default | The default is based on the platform: | |
Platform | Default | |
iOS | 524288 | |
Other platforms | 32768 |
Platforms | All |
Value | true causes the application to wait for threads to terminate before exiting. Your mobile application and all of its threads need to detect any incoming destroyApp calls and terminate gracefully. false if you do not want the application to wait for threads to terminate before exiting. |
Default | false |
Note: | Yield is the acknowledgment to the system that the thread is giving up its hold on the CPU. The value for yield is 0 (zero). |
Platforms | All |
Value | Numeric value |
Default | 5 |
Note: | Yield is the acknowledgment to the system that the thread is giving up its hold on the CPU. The value for yield is 0 (zero). |
Platforms | All |
Value | Numeric value |
Default | 0 (zero) |
Platforms | iOS (not the simulator) |
Value | true if an application uses an internal user threading model. Using an internal user defined threading model can help avoid potential thread limitations. false if an application uses a native threading model. |
Default | false |