Re: MallocDebug error - getUnreferencedData [19780]
Re: MallocDebug error - getUnreferencedData [19780]
- Subject: Re: MallocDebug error - getUnreferencedData [19780]
- From: Eric Albert <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2004 00:37:16 -0700
On Jun 30, 2004, at 9:07 AM, Alin Pilkington wrote:
This is a repost of my previous message. Apple, is my app somehow
(directly, indirectly or otherwise) causing this error?
While we appreciate the reminder, I should note that these lists are
not an official support channel, and there's no guarantee that anyone
from Apple will reply (or will even read your message in the first
place). If you find yourself in need of an answer and your question
hasn't been answered on an Apple mailing list, go through DTS and the
official support channels.
That said....
If so, any
suggestions for changing my app? I know you don't have the source code
for my app but maybe from the error message being displayed in the
console window:
2004-06-28 10:49:50.249 MallocDebug[19780] getUnreferencedData error
you might have an idea. If the error is strictly an internal
MallocDebug error, then please let me know this so I can explore other
alternatives to checking for leaks, etc.
In a quick glance through the MallocDebug code, I can't figure out why
you're getting that error. I'd suggest filing a bug report, and be
sure to include a copy of your application (or let us know how to get
in touch with you to get a copy). Source code shouldn't be necessary.
It probably isn't a bug in your code, though it also might not be a bug
in MallocDebug.
I'd suggest trying the 'leaks' command-line tool, along with setting
the MallocStackLogging environment variable to 1. That's often a good
alternative to MallocDebug.
-Eric
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