Hi,
I’ve narrowed this down to a third party framework and I think that using XCode
6.2 might be a red herring and it may well have happened in 6.1 too.
Is there anything special a third party Framework has to do in order to make
the Analyzer report a memory leak if an object is leaked? I thought that any
method that has a name that begins in “alloc”, “new”, “init”, “copy” that
returns an object, the compiler/analyzer assumes the object has a +1 retain
count?
In this example:
-(void) testMethod
{
FrameworkObj* myFrameworkObj;
NSString* myString;
myString = [[NSString alloc] initWithFormat:@“%@:%@“,@“Test”,@“001”];
myFrameworkObj = [[FrameworkObj alloc] initWithWidgetName:myString];
}
The analyzer reports a leak of myString, but not of myFrameworkObj.
Does anyone have any idea why?
All the Best
Dave
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