Think about it simply. A cell gets deallocated just like any other object -
when its retain count goes to zero. If you're looking for a cell getting
deallocated on a non-main thread, you're looking for a place release is being
called on a non-main thread. I would think you could just override
It seems that the deallocation happens when a block is being deallocated. Is it
possible that a block ran on the main queue of an NSOperationQueue could be
deallocated in another thread?
-Laurent.
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A UITableViewCell could be deallocated as soon as its row scrolls out of view.
UITableView will reuse cells if you specify a reuse identifier, but I don't
believe that the docs actually specify the number of cells that are reused.
I'm assuming that the web view is displayed when the user taps a
Steve,
There are no web views. Because we're using a UITextView, it loads the WebKit
behind the scene (I guess to support links that could appear in the text in the
UITextView) and when that UITextView is deallocated from another thread than
the main thread or the webkit thread, it raises an
