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I just cloned the git repository for the SBJson framework and imported the source code into my application. Ran a Static Memory profiler and got a little scared from the results I saw.
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How is this possible? I doubt the developer of this very well known library didn’t see this? And indeed, if a run a memory profile it shows memory leaks from this library.
Any ideas?
Thx
It looks like you’re using SBJSON in a project that doesn’t have ARC enabled. Since ARC removes the need to call
releaseexplicitly, code written for ARC (like SBJSON) causes memory leaks when used in a non-ARC project. You should convert your project to use ARC with the built-in refactoring tool (Edit > Refactor > Convert to Objective-C ARC, then explicitly set the-fno-objc-arccompiler flag on any of your source that is not yet ARC-ready.