I have a problem regarding the memory management when adding objects to a `NSMutableArray`. Weird thing is that it's all working fine for the first 8 objects I add, but when adding a 9th, the application crashes when retrieving this object.

```
UploadStatus *status = [[UploadStatus alloc] initWithStatus:[NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@: %d", NSLocalizedString(@"uploadPictureSucceeded", @""), pic_id] 
                                                 andImageInProgress:nil 
                                                    imageForSuccess:nil 
                                                     imageForFailed:nil];
[self.delegate notify:status];
[status release];

```

This is being done on several places with different texts. But this object contains my status that I display in a `UITableView`.

In the `notify` method of the delegate I add the `UploadStatus` object to the `NSMutableArray` and I reload the `UITableView` that shows the objects inside that array.

The first 8 times I add a `UploadStatus` object to the array and reload the table, it shows correctly. But the 9th time I get the error **[CFString retain]: message sent to deallocated instance 0x5c655c0**. This error occurs when reloading the table in the `cellForRowAtIndexPath` method.

Weird thing is that it **always** shows that the objects inside the `NSMutableArray` are out of scope like in this screenshot:

![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/lt7tg.jpg)

Nevertheless if I fetch the item, convert it into the `UploadStatus` class and get the `status` from it, it all goes smoothly (for the first 8 objects).

Does anybody have a clue why it goes wrong after adding the 9th `UploadStatus` object to the `NSMutableArray`? 

Thanks a lot for your help!