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Re: Getting a SIGALERT - but not sure what thread it's in
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Re: Getting a SIGALERT - but not sure what thread it's in


  • Subject: Re: Getting a SIGALERT - but not sure what thread it's in
  • From: John Draper <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 28 Jan 2006 18:56:25 -0800

Scott Ribe wrote:

When running my App, I'm getting an EXEC_BAD_ACCESS. In my
X-Code, the thread-3 is selected. Is this the thread where I got
this error?


In my experience, always. Not sure if there's some obscure way for XCode to
get confused... Have you looked carefully at all values involved in the line
where it breaks, or I should say in the last stack frame that is your code
rather than inside library calls? (Don't forget self & this.)





I found the problem, FINALLY... I was assigning a "response" object to another
object, that is a no no in X-code.... I was assigning it to an instance var defined
by value, and not a pointer. I used the & reference directive, which is also a no no.


John
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