I am periodically bitten by EXC_BAD_ACCESS memory problems that are
sometimes hard to find. One that just occurred was that I was
mistakenly returning an un-initialized local variable from a method
(i.e.
NSObject myObject;
...
... some if-statements
...
return myObject; // I should have at least set myObject = nil above.
Is there a way to tune xCode so that it warns you of these types of
potential problems (and more)? The Java development environment I've
been using for the past several years (Jetbrains IDEA) has
unbelievably fantastic code-editing and compile-time warning systems
that allow you to show a myriad of situations as warnings (some are
user definable). Is there a way to do this in xCode, or at least set
some flags to get more verbose warnings (especially those that can
prevent "dumb" mistakes)?
Thank You,
- Eric
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