There appears to be nothing on the console except the normal Xcode
spamming that always happens (malloc free garbage... non-zero
refcount...).
Could this error come from some mistake in using memcpy()?
On Nov 8, 2009, at 7:50 AM, John Cebasek wrote:
Chase:
I had something like this in a Cocoa application, and it was because
an error - which was 'an unrecognized selector was sent to objectX'
was thrown. Seems that one of my workmates had changed a signature
in a method.
You might want to check what messages are in Console to see if
something similar had occurred.
Hope this helps
John
On 2009-11-07, at 11:27 PM, Chase Meadors wrote:
I'm not sure if this is completely on-topic, but it seemed more
relevant here than the xcode list.
This issue has come up randomly a few times before, but it seems to
be persisting now. All of the sudden, seemingly caused by calling
memcpy(), my program freezes with the the message "GDB: Xcode
cannot locate the source file: cpu_capabilities.h (line: 246)."
"__memcpy" is the most recent thing on the stack trace.
I can't seem to FIND this file, but it seems odd that it would
suddenly just... not exist. Is this a problem anyone's had before?
Thanks for any help!
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