Hello,
How is it that it starts to malfunction after such amount of time?
Because the leak builds up over time until you run out of file
descriptors, and -[NSPipe init] finally starts returning nil.
Yeah, I figured it out like 10 minutes after I asked that question.
Found this discussion helpful:
http://www.mail-archive.com/cocoa-dev@lists.apple.com/msg03221.html
I think I finally managed to fix my issues. First of all, I added
these two lines, which seem to change the most:
[netstat waitUntilExit];
[netstat release];
Secondly, I'm now initializing NSPipe like this:
NSPipe *thePipe = [NSPipe pipe];
instead of:
NSPipe *thePipe = [[NSPipe alloc] init];
Finally, I made a few other changes. For an overview, take a look how
my .m code looked like before:
http://ipshowx.pastebin.com/ARFR3HRr
and how it looks now:
http://ipshowx.pastebin.com/wbpX3qGq
I know there are still a few things that I should change but as I
said, it's my first Cocoa application and I've got a lot to learn :)
Anyway, thank you all for your replies. As you can see, you pointed
me in the right direction and clarified some things to me.
Regards,
kaziorvb
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