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Garbage Collection in XCode 4.4
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In article <a7hpujFn...@mid.individual.net>, Francois
<xan...@numericable.fr> wrote:
> Just downloaded XCode 4.4 . Tried to write a small prog. to get used
> with the new syntax for initialazing of NSNumber, NSArray etc. objects.
> To my great surprise , I can't find Objective C Garbage Collection
> settings in <Build Settings>
> If I type "gar" in the filter, I only get "Automatic Reference Counting"
> What' going on? . The choice for garbage collection seems to have
> disappeared. Is there some supplementary tool to download ?
it's gone. use automatic reference counting instead.