I have some code like below in a UITableView delegate (specifically,
the one that fires when you touch a tableview row):
...
NSDictionary *store = [self.stores objectAtIndex:indexPath.row];
// store name is like "NOBLE FINANCE" or "CUSTOMER CREDIT" or such;
i.e. two strings seperated by a space
NSString *temp = [store objectForKey:kKeyStoreName];
NSString *temp2 = [store objectForKey:kKeyCity];
NSArray *storeComponents = [temp componentsSeperatedByDelimiter:@" "];
NSString *temp3 = [NSString stringWithFormat:"%@ %@",
[storeComponents objectAtIndex:0], temp2];
cell.label.text = temp3;
// [temp3 release];
// [storeComponents release];
// [temp2 release];
// [temp release];
// [store release];
...
If I uncomment any of the object releases above, the app crashes
in the simulator, and all the call-stack items are gray (non-user
code). But if I don't release them, they'll leak memory, won't they,
since iPhone OS doesn't have GC?
Note that I've verified that 'store' is actually an NSDictionary,
and temp, temp2, and temp3 are non-NIL at the time they're released.
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