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Re: XCode crashes in indexing process
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Re: XCode crashes in indexing process


  • Subject: Re: XCode crashes in indexing process
  • From: Philip Aker <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 15 Oct 2006 00:10:47 -0700

On 2006-10-14, at 17:02:54, Mike Throckmorton wrote:


My solution is to clean the project, quit XCode, delete the pertinent
Intermediates folder build folders, and then rebuild the targets.

Yeah, I did that. For 4 straight hours, culling down the > 300 files in the project till I had pretty much a small set (2 cpps and a few headers, constituting something non-buildable).

Put those in an freshly made project, just sit and wait 5-60 seconds and XCode crashes.

In one of the header files, if I leave in a set of defines which redefine (without undefining) the same tokens elsewhere, I get the crash, if I take them out, no crash.

Hi Mike,

I get an error if I try to redefine anything already defined. If I tighten up the gcc warnings and check warnings are errors, I can't even use 'index' as a variable name when including some standard header file. So maybe check your gcc settings for project and targets and up the warnings. Sorry I don't have the actual warning names at hand -- they're on my other setup -- but I do max them out whenever possible.


Its unclear what is being triggered, but that is the crash/no crash change. There are still some thousands of lines to cull out in the remaining files. And I could do that. But if it is a known issue of some sort, already reported/fixed in some future XCode, why bother.


Philip Aker
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