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Using dfSplat to identify object leaks (view source)
Revision as of 15:15, 24 March 2020
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=== Set the breakpoints === | === Set the breakpoints === | ||
Click back on dfSplat and from the toolbar select "Open Source File", in the "File Open" dialog you get now, navigate to the AppSrc folder of your workspace and select "LeakyObjects.src" and click on the "Open" button. | Click back on dfSplat and from the toolbar select "Open Source File", in the "File Open" dialog you get now, navigate to the AppSrc folder of your workspace and select "LeakyObjects.src" and click on the "Open" button. | ||
[[File:dfSplat-LeakyObjects-Open-Source-File.png]] | |||
The source file now shows in the edit window. | The source file now shows in the edit window. | ||
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Set the breakpoints like this. | Set the breakpoints like this. | ||
[[File:dfSplat-LeakyObjects-Set-Breakpoints.png]] | |||
=== Debug for leaky objects === | === Debug for leaky objects === | ||