Re: Xcode style deployment: debug-symbols?
Re: Xcode style deployment: debug-symbols?
- Subject: Re: Xcode style deployment: debug-symbols?
- From: Jesse Grosjean <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 9 Dec 2003 20:09:36 -0500
Maybe this thread can answer a question that I've been having. Probably
the dumb question of the day... but help me out :)
When looking in the ActivityMonitor at projects that I build in xcode
the size reported by "Real Memory" seems exceptionally large.
For example if I create an new "Cocoa Application" template project in
xcode and build it with the "deployment" build style (after explicitly
turning off "generate debug symbols" as described in this thread) it is
still reported as using 4.25 MB of "Real Memory" when viewed in the
activity monitor.
TextEdit, which has been open all day on my computer and currently has
a text document open, only reports that it's using 2.95 MB of "Real
Memory". I would assume that my default project app would need quite a
bit less memory then text edit, since it's really just loading the
default nib file and that's about it.
My guess is that I'm missing some settings in project builder, but I
have no idea which ones.
Thanks,
Jesse
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