Follow-up Comment #2, bug #25346 (project gnustep):
More information by Benhur Stein:
Thanks.
It was more than a year ago, I do not recall exactly, but it had somthing to
do with the way the animator used timers, there was a retain cycle in there
too, but the nsanimator code was too complicated for a quick investigation.
I see that the code has been simplified, maybe the problem I had is gone.
The code I had that used NSAnimator was altered to use timers, and it no
longer exists.
I recall however that the problem showed up because it used lots of
nsanimators (allocated a new one for each animation, that was released soon
after the animation ended).
Sorry for not having more info than that...
Benhur
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