Deallocating NSMutableArray objects

Deallocating NSMutableArray objects



1.Mac Developer Library - Apple Developer Tools

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see Retired Documents Library



2.iOS Developer Library

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3.My App Crashed, Now What? - Part 2 | Ray Wenderlich

Description:Ah ha! A lightbulb goes off in your head. This was never going
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Description:During the debugging and testing phase of development,
activate Zombies to place "markers" in deallocated memory, thereby
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10.Google Code Style

Description:Objective-C is a very dynamic, object-oriented extension of C.
It's designed to be easy to use and read, while enabling sophisticated
object-oriented design.