You have lost me...but I will keep it in mind for later. What I do know is that if I step through the code, **that line** is never returned to, so the admonition that once "Return" is invoked, nothing further will be done is advice well taken.
You should review the memory management guide for Cocoa. In essence, you are creating an instance of myclassB and returning it. Once the return line is executed that method ceases being executed and so the release message to myB is never invoked. More appropriately would be to call something like
return [myB autorelease]; -rob.
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