On Aug 22, 2012, at 5:00 PM, mcleodia <mcleo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I take it that the stacktrace produced is just the current stack of the app 
> when signalled to terminate by the os and therefore has probably no bearing 
> on the prematurely disposed reference

_Which_ stack trace? The stack trace in the -g- message is the stack trace in 
managed code when the gref is deleted, and thus is perfectly valid (unless on 
an ICS device, in which case the GC mechanism may be deleting it and you'll 
need to track assorted +w+ and -w- messages as well...).

I don't think any stack trace is necessarily a red herring, except when GC bugs 
are involved (in which case the stack trace is somewhat relevant, but not 
entirely...).

 - Jon

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