SÃbastien Pierre wrote:
Hi Richard, Adam,
First, thanks a lot for your answers !
Le 2 fÃvr. 05, Ã 22:19, Adam Fedor a Ãcrit :
I am currently in big trouble trying to find the cause of a "double free" which occurs when releasing an autorelease pool. Has anybody any idea to know how to identify where an autoreleased objects was freed (released, I guess) before being autoreleases ?
[NSObject+enableDoubleReleaseCheck:] might well help you.
This helped me to see that there is actually a double release check, but I would like the debugger to break on the raising of the "NSGenericException". On OSX, there is the "NSHangOnUncaughtException = YES;" provided by NSDebug, but it does not seem to be on GNUstep :/
Is there any workaround ?
Couldn't you simply set a breakpoint on -raise? And if you really only want it in NSGenericException, then hack -raise to test the name and call a dummy function for which you have set breakpoint on a match.
Cheers, David
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