Re: Need to release "constant objects"?
Re: Need to release "constant objects"?
- Subject: Re: Need to release "constant objects"?
- From: cricket <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 4 May 2004 21:52:45 -0700
You could also try Malloc Debug (the GUI app). It's good as both a leak
finding tool and to keep an eye on memory growth that isn't a true leak
(i.e. you're hanging on to a reference to something that you don't need
anymore).
- cricket
On May 4, 2004, at 8:41 PM, Jerry Krinock wrote:
I don't know, do they? :)
That is very funny, cricket! You caught me on this one.
The long answer is that I think when I put these in I got a few more
"leaks"
than without them. But I'm not sure, since the results I get with
"leaks",
MallocDebug, MallocStackLogging et al, seem to vary with the wind
direction,
what other haxies are running, and rarely give "specific, credible,
actionable intelligence" despite all the good advice I've received on
their
usage.
But sometimes I get "no leaks". So I have decided instead to just try
and
do things right, and not worry about "leaks" as long as they're less
than a
few hundred bytes.
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I can't. It's irreversible. Like my raincoat.
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