Hi all newbie in iPhone dev thanks to all : Is there a way/ a tool to know how much memory an object uses when it is created while the app is running ? Using thé console for example.
Thanks
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A:
Instruments, included with Xcode Tools, can show you a lot of interesting information about your running application.
Joshua Nozzi
2010-03-25 18:49:06
Yea but I know the tool (memory leak, performance tool) but how CAN you see for just obe object.
Floo
2010-03-25 18:50:54
A:
Choose Run->Run with Performance Tool-> Object Allocations. (Or whichever thing you want to monitor)
Chris Cooper
2010-03-25 18:51:30
Cool i'll try Do not know if i need to make a new but i need to wait 20 minutes until posting a new one so maybe can someone tell me : when you instance a new objec. You create getters and setters using @property and @synthesize than @release but you can't do with nsInteger why ???
Floo
2010-03-25 18:58:45
Floo, that's because NSInteger is not an object like NSString or NSArray. It's a bitness-independent wrapper for int, which is from C.
Jeff Kelley
2010-03-25 19:08:03