Re: XCode 6 Debug Navigator
Re: XCode 6 Debug Navigator
- Subject: Re: XCode 6 Debug Navigator
- From: Dave <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 12 Mar 2015 17:47:32 +0000
> On 12 Mar 2015, at 17:30, Steve Mills <email@hidden> wrote:
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> On Mar 12, 2015, at 12:14:43, Dave <email@hidden> wrote:
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>> No, I want to see the call stack, I really don’t care about how much CPU, Memory etc. its using, if I want to know that I will run instruments!
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> I'm not sure what you're talking about. The usage stats are at the top of the call stack on the left. Is that not what you're talking about? But really, what's the big deal? It's useful and helpful information that's not harming performance in any noticeable way. Just don't look at it, but be thankful it's there on that chance in the future when you *do* happen to glance at it and notice that it's showing you a big ass memory leak that you wouldn't've known about otherwise.
You may find it helpful, I find it annoying (obviously, otherwise I wouldn’t have posted asking if I could turn it off by default). I don’t want to see it, it just clutters up the window even more as far as I am concerned (it’s already full of other stuff I could really care less about), it wasn’t there before, why put it in now, or at least insist that I look at it EVERY time I run the debugger, especially since you can’t tell an awful lot from it, as I said if I want to see stuff like that I will run instruments which will show me the full picture not some half baked statistics that I can’t do anything with anyway.
I will know about a "Big Ass” memory leak because I will run Instruments when I’m ready to check those kinds of things, which will have the added advantage of showing me *where* the leak is. Have you ever heard of premature optimization? Which is really what you are talking about.
That display is useless as far as I am concerned, if you like it fine, you waste *your* looking at it, but it will tell you nothing useful, don’t see why we should all be forced to see it if we don’t want to.
Every time I run the debugger I have to click the Tick Box to turn it off, it’s good we have that facility, all it needs to do is remember it between runs and all would be fine.
Dave
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