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Re: Xcode crashes several times a day....
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Re: Xcode crashes several times a day....


  • Subject: Re: Xcode crashes several times a day....
  • From: Godfrey DiGiorgi <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 6 Apr 2004 16:21:35 -0700

Hello Zrinka,

First, when these crashes occur, please fill out the comment field in the Crash Reporter dialog that surfaces to articulate what you were doing when the crash happened, and press the button to send the crash log to Apple. We have technology that analyzes the crash logs sent in via this mechanism that we use to determine issues in Apple software.

BTW: the Crash Reporter is a one way communications path ... We cannot respond on crash log inputs as the analysis tools are fully automated.

Second, please file bugs using the information at <http://developer.apple.com/bugreporter/>. Obviously you don't want to file a dozen of the same bug, but if you file a bug on the problem, save out a System Profiler report of the computer's configuration, create an archive of that along with the crash log, and email the .zip file to me along with the bug number. I will make sure that it goes into the bug report for engineering to ponder. More information about your configurations, both the stable one on the Titanium and the unstable one on the G5, would help us isolate what your issues are and improve Xcode's robustness for all.

We have been analyzing and working on the bugs reported. Stability problems in Xcode are one of our very highest priorities to fix, the latest engineering builds are showing significant improvements over Xcode Tools 1.1. I would try turning predictive compilation and CodeSense off to see if that reduces the frequency of crashing, then turn them on individually to see if it's one or the other that is pushing your configuration over the edge.

best,
Godfrey
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On Apr 6, 2004, at 1:33 PM, Zrinka Bilusic wrote:

Hello,
I have tried posting a message about Xcode crashing a few days ago but it never made it to the list because I included the crash log, which made the message too big. Anyway, below is the old email (minus the log) and here is the update:


There is not much to say - Xcode crashes again, all the time. I transferred the project to my titanium and Xcode works there fine. Not one crash. I upgraded to Panther on titanium, I did not do a clean install.

By the way, the computer I am having problems with Xcode on, is a brand new dual G5. When I got it, I did not reinstall PAnther on it, just upgraded to the latest version, and installed (from a cd) and upgraded Xtools. Today, after Xcode started crashing again, I reinstalled Panther and reinstalled everything clean. Noo luck, it crashed on the first try (I did clean the targer and rebuilt again, before trying to debug).

I have no idea what to do next. I had hoped that the crash log would help someone out there help me figure out what is going on but obviously I cannot include it. Any thoughts or ideas? Help...

thanks

zrinka
On Mar 31, 2004, at 2:26 PM, Zrinka Bilusic wrote:

Hello,
I am new to Xcode (and CW for that matter) and need all your help...

I am writing a relatively simple command line program using Xcode and a few days ago I added a piece of code that handles some strings... I have been debugging that part and Xcode started crashing non stop. Now, it does not crash always (usually if I Clear and build it will not crash on the very first debug - I don't know if that's important...), and when it does crash it seems to be at random lines of code (always within the same for loop because I am debugging it) I am debugging because I know I have a bug (if I let it run in the Terminal, it gives me an error - always at the same place). When the debugger does not crash - I find the error at the same exact place. It drives me completely nuts. I doublechecked my code and I don't think I made some pointer error (even if I did - that should not crash Xcode, right?) I even tried transferring the project to CW but after spending much time on that I realized that CW 8.3 does not really work on Panther (if you have any info on that I will welcome it too).

Anyway, I don't know what to do next. I have looked in the crash log but I cannot make sense of it. Hopefully someone out there will...

Thanks!!!!

zrinka
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