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I am using the instrument provided with XCode 4.3 to detect memory leaks. I am getting a memory leak in the following code line. Not sure why !
I use HeapAlloc to alloc a huge amount of memory, like 400 MB, but when i check the Memory Usage of my program it really uses like 1 GB.
I have an array declared inside a user defined method. I use this array to store the values returned from the sqlite database. Then I use that value for further processing... But Xcode gives me the fo
Analyzer keeps saying that I have a leak in the line with the * at the beginning and end, how would I fix this leak so it gets rid of the warning?
I\'ve got this game server that whether i download the pre-compiled binary or compile the source code myself just leaks until i have to reboot or enter a BSOD. I\'m not super keen on C++ just currentl
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I recently upgraded to mac OS X Lion and installed Xcode 4.1. I have noticed, at least on my machines, that Xcode, more specifically libclang.dylib, is leaking a lot of memory (ex. see screen shot of
My problem is that I am sorting an array with NSSortDescriptor but I have some leaks. I am new to Objective C, though I have a background in C++, however I don\'t really understand retain, release and
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