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Re: xcode crash upon opening project
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Re: xcode crash upon opening project


  • Subject: Re: xcode crash upon opening project
  • From: Bill Northcott <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 6 Mar 2004 11:54:13 +1100

Ken Turkowski wrote:

I've had this crash (among others in my 340 KB Xcode.crash.log) many
times when Xcode was trying to index a .dat file containing all sorts of
big C arrays. To solution was to turn off indexing. It worked in my case
to do it in Xcode, being just quick enough to avoid the crash. If this
doesn't work you should probably be able to edit the project file
manually. Of course, you won't have all the benefits of indexing then...

So where do you turn this off?

In the project info under Code Sense > Enable Indexing.

There are several bugs in Xcode 1.1 indexing. I have filed a report about a perfectly good Objective-C header file which indexes in Project Builder but crashes Xcode. In this case, if the file is split into two parts, Xcode will index them.

I have filed this in the bug reporter. Make sure that any others you find get filed. That way the problems may get fixed.

Bill Northcott
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