This probably takes more time than allocating a new object :-)
My company uses it to scramble memory for invalidated objects that hang
around for a while, to force crashes if accessed (id object addresses
will be bogus).
David
---
void clearIvars(id obj)
{
unsigned int outCount = 0;
Class class = [obj class];
size_t len = class_getInstanceSize(class);
// no single ivar can exceed the total object ivar size
void *memBlock = malloc(len); // could make static object
memset(memBlock, 0, len);
Ivar *ivars = class_copyIvarList(class, &outCount);
for(unsigned int idx=0; idx < outCount; ++idx, ++ivars)
{
const char *name = ivar_getName(*ivars);
//fprintf(stderr, "Clear ivar %s\n", name);
//if(!strcmp(name, "some-name")) // in my case need to skip one
object_setInstanceVariable(obj, name, memBlock);
}
free(memBlock);
}
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