ARC creates strong references to objects by default. In the code, I may have introduced a few Cocoa instance variables. This will cause a memory leak to occur and needs to be fixed.
I misread the documentation that I mentioned above. ARC uses strong references by default, but releases the referenced object in the deallocator. This is not a bug.
ARC creates strong references to objects by default. In the code, I may have introduced a few Cocoa instance variables. This will cause a memory leak to occur and needs to be fixed.
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