memory management (perhaps naive) question
memory management (perhaps naive) question
- Subject: memory management (perhaps naive) question
- From: Ken Victor <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 4 Nov 2004 18:29:00 -0800
Title: memory management (perhaps naive)
question
i'm in the process of leak proofing my app. i'm using the command
line leaks command, performing an action in my app, and then invoking
leaks again. and i'm assuming anything new that shows up is a leak
(minus anything obvious that i might be caching as part of the
action).
i'm seeing several cases where i'm getting leaks that i don't
expect after reviewing my code reasonably carefully, and the call
stacks for these leaks look like they are deep in appkit or foundation
routines. before i spend many hours chasing these down, i thought i'd
ask the (perhaps naive) question:
is it known that there are NO leaks in the appkit or
foundation?
ie, is it for sure if i see a leak using the above process, that
the leak is something i'm causing and can fix within my code?
thanx,
ken
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