Iphone/ipad memory leaks instrument tool?

The leaks tool -- either command line or the Allocations Instrument -- reports a leak as an object that is no longer referenced by anything The problem, though, is that a stray pointer to the object may still be in memory somewhere, even if that memory will never be read again.

The leaks tool -- either command line or the Allocations Instrument -- reports a leak as an object that is no longer referenced by anything. The problem, though, is that a stray pointer to the object may still be in memory somewhere, even if that memory will never be read again. I.e.

The leaks instrument is not 100% accurate and it strives to not give false positives (which are much more troublesome). I generally use the Allocations instrument, go through the list of objects that are "live" at any given time and mentally justify their existence. You are correct in that said code snippet will cause a leak of the UIView instance.

If you were to build and analyze, I would expect that Xcode would identify the problem.

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