FROM : Sean McBride
DATE : Tue Aug 24 08:20:53 2004
Nick Zitzmann (<email_removed>) on Mon, Aug 23, 2004 22:13 said:
>You need to enable NSZombieEnabled by setting a boolean value inside
>the program while the program is running, preferably before
>NSApplicationMain() is called, not in an environmental variable.
Either way works, I just tried.
In fact, I have been reading about/testing NSZombie stuff recently, and
decided to make a simple test app illustrating its use. Feel free to
take a look:
<http://www.cam.org/~cwatson/>
The biggest problems I had were:
- be sure to set variables to YES/NO, not 1/0
- NSZombie does not help with toll-free bridged classes
- NSHangOnMallocError is apparently broken
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DATE : Tue Aug 24 08:20:53 2004
Nick Zitzmann (<email_removed>) on Mon, Aug 23, 2004 22:13 said:
>You need to enable NSZombieEnabled by setting a boolean value inside
>the program while the program is running, preferably before
>NSApplicationMain() is called, not in an environmental variable.
Either way works, I just tried.
In fact, I have been reading about/testing NSZombie stuff recently, and
decided to make a simple test app illustrating its use. Feel free to
take a look:
<http://www.cam.org/~cwatson/>
The biggest problems I had were:
- be sure to set variables to YES/NO, not 1/0
- NSZombie does not help with toll-free bridged classes
- NSHangOnMallocError is apparently broken
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