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Re: Indexing Hang
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Re: Indexing Hang


  • Subject: Re: Indexing Hang
  • From: Bill Northcott <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 12 Jan 2004 10:16:00 +1100

Alex wrote
>Ive been working on a project for about 1 month now and have never had any problems with >xcode. Now, all of a sudden, as soon as i open my project with xcode, xocde shows the >spinning beach ball then, loops for about 30 seconds, then finally crashes. It seems to be >indexing a file when it crashes, thats whats written in the top right corner near the progress.


I think this may be a bug. I have what seems to be a very similar problem.

The culprit is an old project brought over from PB. The first time I access a fresh copy of the project it opens, but if indexing is turned on I get a string of error messages and Xcode crashes. With indexing turned off I can open the project, use the CVS access and other features.

However, if I close the project and try to reopen it, even with indexing turned off, Xcode will hang up and then crash as described in Alex's message. Inspection of the crash log shows that at the point it broke, the call stack was 508 frames deep!! It would appear to be looping until it runs out of some resource.

Deleting the indexes makes no difference. Restoring a fresh copy of the old PB project allows it to be opened once as before, but it will still crash on a second opening.

This is a complex GNU Autoconf configured project (see www.swarm.org) it contains source files in C, Objective-C, Assembler (for many platforms), Elisp and shell scripts. Many of the sources for compilation are generated during early stages of the build process.

My suspicion is that Xcode is trying to do some sort of dependency analysis, but is getting hung up because so much of the source is not there until the project is part built. Still, it should emit some problem messages and disable features, if it cannot cope with the code. It should not crash!

Has anyone else seen anything like this? We need a simple test case for Apple if this is a bug.

Bill Northcott
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