On 5/24/08 10:42 AM, Bill Bumgarner said:
>Probably not. The tools aren't generally designed to capture the
>state of an application when it closes because memory leaks at that
>point in time are generally completely irrelevant; the system will
>reclaim the memory of an application when it quits in its entirety.
>
>However, there are cases where you might need to know. For example,
>testing for memory leaks at the end of a unit test run is often a
>great way to find leaks in framework code.
For OCUnit, would -(void)tearDown be the right place to test for leaks?
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