I have created a NSTimer in my application which gets fired after every 1 min interval. my problem is when I put the application in ba开发者_Go百科ckground and after some time say 5 min, i bring that
I\'m trying to track a exc-bad-access. I have run Instruments with NSZombie enabled, I get this error log when the app crashes. There is a UIView which is autoreleased four times, but before the autor
I\'m having a problem with some code in the loadView: method of one of my view controllers. Essentially I have a view which centres itself in a larger view (on an iPad) and has some labels, buttons an
EDIT: Ok, so i figured out how to remedy my original problem, but i\'m not sure if this is the best way.
I\'m debugging an overuse of released objects using NSZombieEnabled. It\'s OK if you have an active connection with mac and are running from xcode4. But I\'m hunting one bug that occurs after long run
I have a weird issue that comes up while releasing an object. In the object\'s dealloc method I am releasing another (sub) object. When this sub object is released I get an EXC_BAD_ACCESS error. I am
This is ONLY regarding the new Xcode 4.1, specifically running on Lion. How do you enable NSZombie in Instruments ?It is no longer in Allocations in the (i) icon under Launch Configuration as in Xcode
I was using NSZombie just fine to debug my project, but now it fails to show anything at all when I run the Profiler. The only change I have made that would seem to affect this is the addition of an a
I have the following problem in my code: UITableViewController *controller = nil; switch (indexPath.row) {
I have NSZombieEnabled=YES set, and I want to do the following code - (NSString*) udid { if (udid == nil)
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