Thanks again Dar :-)
I am not using any external resource, other than LiveCode.
The only external resource my app really uses is the data (csv files), the
images (jpg files) and a couple of videos (mp4), which are all allocated in a
web server.
I also access and show a couple of websites, wh
On Mar 19, 2012, at 3:33 AM, Sergio Schvarstein wrote:
> Actually I have no crash reported in Xcode from my app during the whole
> developing process.
I think this is important. If I understand right, if you go and look at the
crash logs for your test device or devices, that list is empty for
Thanks Jaque & Dar,
I've sent the stack and the crash reports to RunRev support people at the same
time than my original post to this forum and I am waiting for the answer.
I've made some of the stress tests Dar suggests during the developing process
and I never couldn't make it crash. Actually
I think this is LiveCode engine problem. It seems to be the use of a NULL
pointer, probably from an error that is not expected and never checked. For
example, a request for memory might be made and a NULL is returned when none is
available. A programmer might be able to prove that an error ca
On 3/17/12 6:58 AM, Sergio Schvarstein wrote:
Hi,
I've submitted an app to the AppStore and it was rejected because
several crashes were found.
This is the Apple rejection message:
We found that your app crashed on iPhone 4 and iPad 2 running iOS
5.1, which is not in compliance with the App St
Hi,
I've submitted an app to the AppStore and it was rejected because several
crashes were found.
This is the Apple rejection message:
We found that your app crashed on iPhone 4 and iPad 2 running iOS 5.1, which is
not in compliance with the App Store Review Guidelines.
Your app crashed interm
