Is there a way to open the UIAutomation instrument through the terminal? Will it be possible to write an AppleScript to open Apple\'s UIAutomation tool and load the application to be tested?
I would like a simple example on how to use the Leaks tool. see: #include <iostream> int main (int argc, char * const argv[]) {
What am I doing wrong here? :( I open Instruments.app, create a 开发者_运维技巧new UI Recorder template, select my application\'s .app bundle from the Target -> Choose Target menu, hit Record, open a
I am tracking a very tough memory leak (or more likely abandoned memory) situation.I do the following:
Using the Allocations Instrument on my Iphone Device, I notice in my heapshots that all my heap growth is caused by the _dyld_start caller (of dyld library).
I\'m new to the Instrument, i want to test how it detect the memory leak. So i use the following code. It gets fired when user click on a button.
I\'m checking memory leaks in my apps using Instruments Leaks tool. After fixing all leaks whose responsible library is my app. I figure out that there still have a lot of leaks whose responsible lib
I\'ve just kind of been \'winging\' it with long tests (for hours) with no crashes, and eyeballing my code for quite a while and made sure that everyth开发者_运维知识库ing looks pretty kosher as far a
I work with OpenAL to play sounds in my app. When I test it using Instruments tool, it finds a leak: LeakedObject = GeneralBlock-512
In Xcode3, out of all options under \"Run\" -> \"Run with Performance Tool\", I can only select: Leaks