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| − | [[Image:OmniObjectLogo.jpg|left]]OmniObjectMeter is a [[ | + | [[Image:OmniObjectLogo.jpg|left]]OmniObjectMeter is a [[Macintosh|Mac]] developer's tool to find and fix memory problems in applications. It helps trace memory blocks as they are allocated, allowing developers to correspond memory calls to track what events are causing memory allocation problems, "zombies," prematurely deallocated objects and other performance issues. |
Usefull for optimizing memory usage as well, OmniObjectMeter shows memory allocation by category, allowing developers to see what code is responsible for what allocations to help identify and fix problems. | Usefull for optimizing memory usage as well, OmniObjectMeter shows memory allocation by category, allowing developers to see what code is responsible for what allocations to help identify and fix problems. | ||
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Usefull for optimizing memory usage as well, OmniObjectMeter shows memory allocation by category, allowing developers to see what code is responsible for what allocations to help identify and fix problems.
The end result for developers and end-users alike is richer, faster applications.
Download
http://www.omnigroup.com/developer/omniobjectmeter/download/
About OmniGroup
OmniObjectMeter is part of a series of productivity software developed by the OmniGroup exclusively for the Apple Macintosh platform. Software by OmniGroup includes includes OmniWeb, OmniGraffle, OmniOutliner, OmniPlan, OmniDazzle, OmniDiskSweeper, OmniDictionary and OmniObjectMeter, along with a rich base of open source frameworks, plugins and sample applications.