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An iOS library for introspecting Objective-C objects that are currently alive.
The main features of facebook/fballocationtracker are: Memory Analysis, UI Debugging Tools.
Projects with overlapping indexed features include: facebook/fbretaincycledetector — FBRetainCycleDetector is a runtime memory profiling tool and analyzer for iOS applications. It identifies circular… daisuke0131/viewmonitor — ViewMonitor can measure view positions with accuracy. This library is to check design sheet from native app. behave… facebook/fbmemoryprofiler — An iOS library providing developer tools for browsing objects in memory over time, using FBAllocationTracker and… kconner/kmcgeigercounter — This tool is a framerate meter that clicks like a Geiger counter when your animation drops a frame. krzysztofzablocki/lifetimetracker — Find retain cycles / memory leaks sooner. mindsnacks/msleakhunter — MSLeakHunter.
FBRetainCycleDetector is a runtime memory profiling tool and analyzer for iOS applications. It identifies circular references and retain cycles within the Objective-C object graph to prevent memory leaks. The tool analyzes the live memory heap and inspects runtime metadata to discover object relationships. It identifies closed-loop reference chains, including those involving associated objects and timers, and uses custom logic to filter out known safe cycles from reports. The project covers memory management capabilities including allocation tracking by class name, runtime object graph analy
ViewMonitor can measure view positions with accuracy. This library is to check design sheet from native app. behave like this.
An iOS library providing developer tools for browsing objects in memory over time, using FBAllocationTracker and FBRetainCycleDetector.
This tool is a framerate meter that clicks like a Geiger counter when your animation drops a frame.