Re: Debugging retainCount
Re: Debugging retainCount
- Subject: Re: Debugging retainCount
- From: The Amazing Llama <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 17 Jul 2003 21:43:27 -0700
To give this thread some closure, I finally got it all fixed. Kinda.
I was implementing a category to track when the retains and releases
were occuring, and when it was done I no longer had a problem. I took
the category out. Still no problem. I didn't change any code aside from
the category, but I think I did a clean/build cycle in there, so that
may have fixed something.
Why can a clean fix things, anyway? It must mean that some of my code
is outdated somewhere; why can't the compiler figure that out for
itself?
On Wednesday, July 16, 2003, at 09:57 AM, publiclook wrote:
I think the The Amazing Llama's bug must be in code he is not showing
us such as his -startDate, -endDate, or -xForDate: methods. When they
are implemented without errors, his code works fine if terribly overly
complex an inefficient.
Cocoa's memory management conventions are not that hard :)
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