Many of the Cocoa object allocation methods automatically do an
autorelease before returning the pointer to the object, so I can call
something like:
foo( [NSString stringWithCString: "bar" encoding:
NSASCIIStringEncoding] );
and then not worry about memory leakage. Is the same true with Core
Foundation calls? For example, will
foo2( CFSTR("bar") ); or
foo2 ( CFStringCreateWithCString(NULL, "bar", kCFStringEncodingASCII) );
leak memory?
I am wondering if I need to do stuff like:
CFStringRef tmp_str = CFSTR("bar");
foo2(tmp_str);
CFRelease(tmp_str);
Thanks,
Todd
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