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OmniObjectMeter 2.5 is now available

by James on October 19, 2006

Changes in 2.5 include:

  • Known Issues
    • Using a symbol ordering file during linking will confuse OmniObjectMeter.  Setting your Debug build style to not have a symbol ordering file will avoid this issue.

  • General

    • Minor updates to online Help.
    • Turned off some debug logging for release builds.

  • Performance

    • Caches demangled C++ symbol names.
    • Fixed some memory leaks in OOM itself.  OOM still can't run on itself, sadly, or this would have been trivial.

  • Interface

    • Zombies are again selected correctly in the UI when hit (with zombie support enabled in preferences).
    • The restart button no longer warns if the target isn't currently running.  Use 'Restart' in the warning instead of 'Terminate' if we we are restarting.  Also, use sheets for both the restart and terminate warnings.
    • Multiple clicks on the app icon no longer create multiple open panels.
    • Added a 'Send Feedback' menu item.
    • Updated to latest About panel.

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Comments

[...] OmniObjectMeter 2.5 is now available STILL no OmniMarmoset, and now they’re trying to ram some silly coding whazzits down our throats. At least they have improved support for Zombies. No, really, better Zombie support. (tags: omnigroup omnimouth design development) [...]

links for 2006-10-20 at [MacStansbury]

10.20.06 3:47 AM

If you gave Objectmeter for free to pure opensource, non commercial projects like Democracy.app (getdemocracy.com) , it could be a great publicity and also of course benefit to users.


BTW I mean opensource as real open source and freeware, not ones which nags for donation each time you launch etc.

Ilgaz

10.21.06 9:43 AM

Another way of saying something like:

I think I'll go ask my mechanic to do an entire day's work and charge me only for the parts. ;-)

Cheers,

Matthew

Matthew Barker

10.23.06 5:39 AM

Thanks for the update (and fixing the bugs I reported)!  I purchased OOM to work on an open source project, and it's been worth it for the time saved in finding leaks and improving performance.

Adam Maxwell

10.24.06 7:08 AM
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