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OmniObjectMeter

OmniObjectMeter - 2.5

assists in finding & fixing memory leaks in apps

All Time: (5.0)
This Version: Not rated (0.0)
Current Version: 2.5
Release Date: 2006-10-19
License: Commercial
Downloads (this version): 1,759
Downloads (all versions): 5,272
Price: $149.95

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Product Description:

OmniObjectMeter is a Mac OS X application that makes it easy for Cocoa and Unix developers to find and fix memory leaks, excessive memory operations, and prematurely deallocated objects. The end product is faster and more robust applications.

What's new in this version:

Known Issues
  • Using a symbol ordering file during linking will confuse OmniObjectMeter. Setting your Debug build style to not have a symbol ordering file will avoid this issue.
General
  • Minor updates to online Help.
  • Turned off some debug logging for release builds.
Performance
  • Caches demangled C++ symbol names.
  • Fixed some memory leaks in OOM itself. OOM still can't run on itself, sadly, or this would have been trivial.
Interface
  • Zombies are again selected correctly in the UI when hit (with zombie support enabled in preferences).
  • The restart button no longer warns if the target isn't currently running. Use 'Restart' in the warning instead of 'Terminate' if we we are restarting. Also, use sheets for both the restart and terminate warnings.
  • Multiple clicks on the app icon no longer create multiple open panels.
  • Added a 'Send Feedback' menu item.
  • Updated to latest About panel.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

  • Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
  • Mac OS X 10.4 PPC

Additional Requirements:

  • Mac OS X 10.4 or higher

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OmniObjectMeter CommentaryGood features, has some bugs - Version: 2.0, 10/21/2003 09:55AM PST

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tyrayner (Rayner Software)
This program frequently crashes on me, and my computer is very stable in general. Aside from that, I really like its interface. It's faster than ObjectAlloc in two big ways- it runs faster, and fewer steps are required to do things. A few clicks will generally tell you what you need to know about where an object was allocated, retained, autoreleased, and released. It does make memory leak debugging faster but in its current state it's too buggy for me.
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OmniObjectMeter CommentaryHi bhallar, I… - Version: 2.0, 5/13/2002 02:26PM PST

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Linda@OmniGroup
asked one of our engineers to get in touch with you about your problem with ObjectMeter, and I'm hoping we can resolve your issue. I apologize for your prior messages about OmniWeb not getting a response sooner - unfortunately we get thousands of messages every month regarding OmniWeb and sometimes we're just simply overwhelmed. By now you have received a response from our support staff (better late than...oh, you know). Again, sorry for dropping the ball on our end.
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OmniObjectMeter ReviewYou could use… - Version: 2.0, 5/8/2002 12:29AM PST

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ghopson
sampler, you could use MallocDebug, yolu could use leaks, but none of them come close to OOM for usability, convenience and the sheer insight into memory usage . Works great with WO451 - I know, helped me find several sizable leaks. Kudos to Omni for a great product.
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