Re: [[eSellerateObject alloc] init] causes SIGTRAP
Re: [[eSellerateObject alloc] init] causes SIGTRAP
- Subject: Re: [[eSellerateObject alloc] init] causes SIGTRAP
- From: Graham Jones <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 22 May 2005 15:28:09 -0400
Hi Bill,
Thanks for your detailed answers... I'm still scratching my head, because
the Target Membership checkbox is indeed checked... Also, the only reason I
was thinking it was renamed is because the eSellerateEngine_DataFork.rsrc is
exactly 316 k, and the merged/renamed <myApp>.rsrc is also exactly 316 k.
I've tried deleting the file and re-importing it in different ways, and it
always ends up merged in with the main app's <myApp>.rsrc file, rather than
being its own separate file. I believe that as you mentioned the file name
is hard-coded into the eSellerate libraries, so I guess for the moment I'm
stuck copying the file in every time I do a fresh build? And the result is
an extra totally useless 316k in my main app's <myApp>.rsrc file.
Any ideas? I've hunted through the Apple docs & lists but just have clues,
not answers.
Thanks,
Graham Jones.
> Nevertheless, this probably isn't what's happening in your application.
> Since the original eSellerateEngine_DataFork.rsrc file does not appear in
> your application bundle, it has to be because you did not check its Target
> Membership checkbox. For that reason, it wasn't copied into your application
> bundle, and your application therefore failed at runtime because required
> resources were missing or because a required file of that name was missing.
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