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MapView and dealloc IOS



Hello i have a mapView and i think it takes too much memory after leaving the mapView





here are my methods is anything missing?







- (void)viewDidUnload

{



mapView.showsUserLocation = NO; b

[mapView removeAnnotations:mapView.annotations];



[super viewDidUnload];



}





-(void)dealloc{

[name release];

[type release];

[address release];

mapView.delegate = nil;



[super dealloc];

}



- (void)viewDidLoad{

foundLocation = location found <----



MKCoordinateRegion region;

region.center.latitude = foundLocation.coordinate.latitude;

region.center.longitude=foundLocation.coordinate.longitude;

region.span.longitudeDelta=0.01;

region.span.latitudeDelta=0.01;

[mapView setRegion:region animated:NO];



ann = [[MapAnnotation alloc]init];

ann.title = name;

ann.subtitle = type;

ann.coordinate=region.center;

[mapView addAnnotation:ann];

[ann release];



self.navigationItem.title=@"Map";

[super viewDidLoad];

}







The map view also shows users location i think something is missing from the viewDidUnload method....





The MapAnnotation is a class that shows an annotation just holds a title and a subtitle.





i think the app keep tracking users location even if i leave the mapView.


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  1. After you set the delegate to nil, you did not call [mapView release]

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