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From: Richard Brosnahan on Mon, Dec 14, 1992 8:05 AM
Subject: RE3: Memory Leaks
To: MacApp 3 teck
 
MacApp dudes,
 
Let's not forget ZoneRanger! I find it more useful than Swatch. It has a few
more features and doesn't need to be loaded as an INIT. Not only can you watch
memory get eaten up "live" but you can click on the memory and see what's in
there! Very useful!
 
RCB
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From: INTERNET#    on Mon, Dec 14, 1992 4:35 AM
Subject: Re: Memory Leaks
To: Richard Brosnahan
 
INTERNET# Document Id: <9212131953.AA24329@apple.com>
 
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To:     MACAPP3TECH$                    MacApp 3 Technical Discussion
 
Sub:    Re: Memory Leaks
 
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In article <724192662.2890464@AppleLink.Apple.COM>,
DEWAELE.W@AppleLink.Apple.COM (De Waele Willy - Gent,BE,IHD) wrote:
>
> Hi Peter,
>
> On the Developer CD's, there is *somewhere* a 'dcmd' 'Leaks' which should be
> copied/pasted into the 'Debugger Prefs' of MacsBug.
> I didn't have time/occasion to experiment with this.
 
The Swatch application is also handy for finding about leaky apps, just let
it
run in a window, and check out if the free heap numbers are mysteriously
ticking down even if you are not doing anything.  Even better, if you could
figure out the size of the chunks that decrease, it might even give an
indication what is really leaking (sometimes).
 
Kent
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