Hi,
while testing the latest version of my software in 10.8.2, I noticed that there
are a lot of open files, more than in 10.6.8.
I tracked it down to an animation I use, and the png files I load for that.
In Mac OS X 10.6.8, it works fine, and closes the image files after use. But in
10.8.2, it keeps every single one of them open.
Here is the code I use:
NSImage *nextImage = [NSImage
imageNamed:@"Animator1.png"];
if (nextImage != NULL)
[myImageView setImage:nextImage];
myImageView is a regular NSImageView. The app is non GC, and non ARC.
Is that a new "feature" of Mountain Lion?
The problem is that my software deals with a LOT of files, and so it would be
nice to keep the number of open files as small as possible at any time.
And ideas?
Thank you!
Norbert M. Doerner
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