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XCode>Instruments>Leaks - Where is "gather leaked memory contents" data?
When you check gather leaked memory contents in the Leaks instrument what does this do? I have a troublesome leak and thought maybe this "memory content" might be useful in tracking it down...but I can't find it!?!
Solution
The data ends up at the bottom of the stack trace in the "Extended Detail" sidebar. Un-disclose the triangle in the stack header to make it more obvious, like in the screenshot below.
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