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[Q] Bunch of memory leak message
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[Q] Bunch of memory leak message


  • Subject: [Q] Bunch of memory leak message
  • From: JongAm Park <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 30 Jun 2008 10:18:32 -0700

Hello, all.

I have a strange problem with the AppleScript script file. I am not even sure if this is a problem.
I have a PPC Tiger machine ( iMac 17" Sunflower) and Intel Leopard machine( MacBook) at home.
I also I use a Intel Leopard machine (MacBook Pro 17") at work.


When I invoke an Applescript file by : osascript <file name>, it works on all 3 machines.
However, if sudo osascript < file name > is issued, only on the MacBook Pro, it compalins this.


*** _NSAutoreleaseNoPool(): object 0x.... of class .... autoreleased with no pool in place - just leaking.

It is strange because :

- There is no such problem with my own MacBook with the Leopard
- it only happens when sudo is prepended to the osascript command on the MacBook Pro.


By the way, the AppleScript command sent by the script file is handled OK.

Can anyone tell me why such message is displayed only on the Intel Leopard machine, i.e. MacBook Pro?
(Another intel Leopard machine, my own MacBook, doesn't have this problem. So I guess something was broken on the MacBook Pro. )


Thank you.


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