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Tracing Leaks in Xcode
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Tracing Leaks in Xcode

  • Subject: Tracing Leaks in Xcode
  • From: Brian Clark <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 21 Jan 2004 09:06:35 -0600
Newbie question...
I want to use LeakTracer to find some memory leaks in my C++ program.

I understand that normally you compile it, take the .o file, and drop it in with your program, and compile it, adding the .o into your makefile. Then you run it, and LeakTracer tells you where your leaks are.

How do I get this to work with Xcode? I'm not sure how to get it to just add the .o file from another project when linking.

Or is there a better solution that works with Xcode?

thanks,
Brian
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