A follow-up for posterity.
I use [NSImage -addRepresentation:] instead of -TIFFRepresentation and
made the object life cycle local. The result in Instruments was that
the object allocation graph(all objects still living), drew like how
the stock market has been recently(up and down, indicating obj
Hi Michael,
The information to diagnose your problem is not in this message.
Instruments can show you backtraces of where individual objects were
allocated, and where they were retained and released.
Two things with this line, though.
anImage = [[NSImage alloc] initWithData:[bitmapRep
TIFFRepres
I have an NSOperation that opens a CGImageRef from a digital
camera(large file). It creates a full-size TIFFRepresentation in RAM,
then scales it down to a smaller CGContextRef. I create an NSImage out
of this CGContextRef. This same NSOperation then adds it to a QTMovie
with the -addImage:forDurat
