FROM : Andrew Duncan
DATE : Wed Aug 18 23:35:49 2004
>>> Run your app with NSZombiesEnabled turned on. This kind of problem
>>> is almost always the result of over-releasing an object.
>>
>> Thanks John, is this a preprocessor define?
>
> No, it's an environment variable. Set it in the executable inspector
> in XCode.
>
> Actually, that should be "NSZombieEnabled".
>
> For details, see "NSDebug.h".
Thanks for the pointer. Now, do I define NSZombieEnabled as 1, or YES,
or just anything at all? FWIW, I tried 1, and didn't see any new info
in the run log...
Andrew
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DATE : Wed Aug 18 23:35:49 2004
>>> Run your app with NSZombiesEnabled turned on. This kind of problem
>>> is almost always the result of over-releasing an object.
>>
>> Thanks John, is this a preprocessor define?
>
> No, it's an environment variable. Set it in the executable inspector
> in XCode.
>
> Actually, that should be "NSZombieEnabled".
>
> For details, see "NSDebug.h".
Thanks for the pointer. Now, do I define NSZombieEnabled as 1, or YES,
or just anything at all? FWIW, I tried 1, and didn't see any new info
in the run log...
Andrew
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