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Detecting memory leaks
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Detecting memory leaks


  • Subject: Detecting memory leaks
  • From: email@hidden
  • Date: Thu, 08 Sep 2005 19:36:49 +0000

Hi all -
   I have written an app that will start up and perform a task x number of times.  If I watch the memory and virtual memory in Activity Monitor, they are both increasing.  To try to find out what is going on I have turned on "Enable Guard Malloc" in XCode.  I then run my application from Debug -> Launch using Performance Tool -> MallocDebug.
  Next I start my application and let it run.  In MallocDebug I switch to Leaks and it performs the analysis.  First question, is this what I want to do to detect memory leaks?  Second question, if it is and the call that MallocDebug is finding is a system call, is there something I can do about it?

Thanks,
Kris
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