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Re: garbage collection is ON NSCFDictionary crash
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Re: garbage collection is ON NSCFDictionary crash


  • Subject: Re: garbage collection is ON NSCFDictionary crash
  • From: Jesse Grosjean <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 3 Feb 2009 13:43:50 -0500

>>> Are you creating any CFDictionaries that have any of the atypical storage
>>> patterns?

Not that I can find, I can't find any CFMutableDictionary or
CFDictionary references anywhere in my code.

> Do you have a software update mechanism that checks every now and then?
>
>        Ahh... it appears that you do.  Sparkle.  Cool -- but -- it
> periodically checks for updates?   Can you put a local copy of your app in a
> mode where it checks often and see what happens?

I've just tried this, but it didn't seem to change anything except network use.

> Anything listening for distributed notifications or the like?
>
> Any kqueues or other system resource monitors that might wake up?

Thanks for the ideas. I was hoping that this crash was something well
known that everyone knew about but me :) Guess I'll now have to do the
real work and figure out how to reproduce the darn thing. Thanks for
your thoughts and ideas. I'll post again if I can figure out how to
reproduce it.

Jesse
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