I narrowed the problem down to a plug-in bundle being unloaded using
CFBundleUnloadExecutable. (I know, that's not the recommended approach,
but this is legacy code.) So I looked into the plug-in. It's mostly
C++, but there was one Objective-C++ source file that wasn't being used
and didn't contain any exported symbols, so I removed that from the
target and rebuilt. Then the crash went away! I don't quite see why
simply having that file there, with nothing exported and dead code
stripping turned on, would affect anything. But I verified with otool
-L that the old plug-in referenced the Foundation framework, and the new
one does not.
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