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I'm new to memory managed code but I get the idea pretty well. On taking my app through the leaks tool in XCode, I noticed I only had to clean up my custom objects, but not dynamically created arrays for example, so I figured those data types are autoreleased - makes sense since I only had to release the arrays I used as properties that had a (retain) on them. Then I noticed something peculiar : I was getting a leak on a certain array initialized like this : NSMutableArray *removals = [NSMutableArray new]; but not a similar one NSMutableArray *removals = [NSMutableArray arrayWithCapacity:9];

I couldn't find anything what is the "right" approach to manage the releases using git. Say, I have master, release-1, release-2 and release-3 branches. Release 1 is already released and I do only bugfixing and released versions tagging on it. Release 2 is going to be released soon and I develop mostly on this branch while on 3 I develop things which will be needed in the further future. When I add some feature on release-2 and it should go to 3 as well, but not to 1, should I: merge release-2 to master and cherry-pick feature related commit to release-3? cherry-pick feature related commit to

So, just updated to Android Studio 1.4 Beta 4 and having trouble building a release build. I can build a debug build fine. This is the error I get: ExternalSystemException: String index out of range: -130 Upon further inspection, I see this: String index out of range: -130 com.intellij.openapi.externalSystem.model.ExternalSystemException: String index out of range: -130 at org.jetbrains.plugins.gradle.service.project.GradleExecutionHelper.execute(GradleExecutionHelper.java:223) at com.android.tools.idea.gradle.invoker.GradleTasksExecutor.invokeGradleTasks(GradleTasksExecutor.java:400) at com

i have a annoying issue with showing jpg images with qt. I devlope with Visual Studio 2008 in Windows 7 and using the Qt version 4.8.2. I will now describe my problem by means of the "collidingmice" example deliverd with Qt (../examples/graphicsview/collidingmice). I can build this example via Visual Studio IDE or with via the Visual Studio command prompt. In this example a jpg is used as background and is correctly shown when I execute the debug executable. But in release build this background jpg is not shown. I already realized, that Qt uses plugins for loading/showing different images.

What is the difference between Start Debugging ( F5 ) and Start without Debugging ( CTRL - F5 ) when the code is compiled in Release mode ? I am seeing that CTRL - F5 is 10x faster than F5 for some C++ code. If I am not wrong, the debugger is attached to the executing process for F5 and it is not for CTRL - F5 . Since this is Release mode, the compiled code does not have any debugging information. So, if I do not have any breakpoints, the execution times should be the same across the two, isn't it?! (Assume that the Release and Debug modes are the typical configurations you get when you create

What is the difference between a Snapshot Repository and Release Repository? This is with reference to setting up Repositories (like Artifactory, Nexus etc) Release Artifacts These are specific, point-in-time releases. Released artifacts are considered to be solid, stable, and perpetual in order to guarantee that builds which depend upon them are repeatable over time. Released JAR artifacts are associated with PGP signatures and checksums verify both the authenticity and integrity of the binary software artifact. The Central Maven repository stores release artifacts. Snapshot Artifacts