On Jul 16, 2008, at 6:06 PM, Kevin Cathey wrote:
I'm sorry, what I meant by resources was by those in the project (such as image files, etc). So create a new project, and add the images/sounds/etc into your new project one by one. The crash is happening somewhere in the media sync with Xcode. The assertion your seeing does not necessarily have to do with your XIB.
Ok, I managed to find the (or at least a) problematic file in the project. But it's not a "media" file. It's a plain text file, and Xcode also lists it as being of "File Type: text". It is one of the configuration files in the jpeg-6b library, "jconfig.mac".
Though it is a text file, Finder claims it is an image file (based on the ".mac" extension, presumably); there is no file type or creator code assigned to the file (as reported by GetFileInfo command line tool), but Finder has given it a GraphicConverter icon and thinks it's a MacPaint document. This file is NOT referenced in any way in IB.
This is a relatively new problem, and roughly coincides with a clean checkout of the source tree from svn after a folder move of the main source tree (not of the jpeg library code; I did have to redirect the path to that code in the project, though). After that checkout, all the .xib files had a project
"File Type: text.xml", and I had to change that to "file.xib" in order to open them in IB by double-clicking.
To me, these seem like completely separate and different issues. Granted, I haven't gone through copying *all* the files from the original project to this test project; I stopped to write this when I confirmed the first one. Seems weird, though.
Any thoughts?