crash

问题 I have an app that is crashing on the iPhone, but only when it launched via Xcode. I can see in the iPhone console log that the app receives a memory warning, and then there are some strange events like these: Sun Jul 11 00:03:43 Matts-iPhone com.apple.launchd[1] (UIKitApplication:com.mycom.myapp[0x3f60][5591]) <Notice>: (UIKitApplication:com.mycom.myapp[0x3f60]) Bug: launchd_core_logic.c:3270 (24132):0 Sun Jul 11 00:03:43 Matts-iPhone com.apple.debugserver-48[5590] <Warning>: 1 [15d6/1403]:

问题 In my application users select picture from gallery and upload. On many devices my code works perfect but on new devices (etc: samsung S5, LG G2, Samsung S4) application crashes when selecting photo. I uploaded application to Google Play Store and downloaded these devices then sended report to google play when app crashes. This is my select picture and resize code. Intent intent = new Intent(); intent.setType("image/*"); intent.setAction(Intent.ACTION_GET_CONTENT); startActivityForResult

问题 Using Visual Studio 2015 Update 1, I'm experimenting a problem (that didn't happened with Visual Studio 2015) in a Visual C++ CLR class library project (C++/CLI) when running the command AL.EXE in Post-Build Event: The AL.EXE application crashed and the system returns the error code -1073741819 (0xC0000005). Here the contents of the post-build event: sn -Rca "$(SolutionDir)bin\$(Configuration)\$(Platform)\$(TargetName)$(TargetExt)" dwo Resgen "$(ProjectDir)Recursos.es-ES.resx" "$(IntDir)$

问题 I am using Visual Studio 2010, and coding in C#. I have a third-party dll that I am using in my project. When I attempt to use a specific method, at seemingly random occasions, the program simply crashes, with no exception thrown. The session simply ends. Is there any way I can trace what is going on? 回答1: The way the stack for a thread is laid out in Windows goes like this (roughly; this is not an exact description of everything that goes on, just enough to give you the gist. And the way the

问题 After updating to 3.1, PyCharm hangs forever (on OSX 10.9.1, Python 2.7.5) during the "indexing" of packages. For me this occurs while indexing scipy (0.13.3). If I unistall scipy , indexing appears to complete, but then hangs again on "pythonstubs". The UI becomes unresponsive, CPU use is maxed, and I'm unable to do anything and have to force-quit the app. If I reinstall scipy, PyCharm hangs again at the same spot in the scipy scan (see screen capture of dialog): FWIW, I can run Python

问题 When playing around with git , I sometimes try out things, then abort commands which take too long (e.g. some git svn commands that hang during network problems). This got me thinking: Is it always safe to forcefully abort a command (Ctrl-C or kill )? What if a command crasheds (out of memory, bug, network/FS problem)? Are repository changes "transactional" in the sense that incomplete changes are "rolled back" (like in a versioning filesystem)? Or do I risk repository corruption in that case

问题 Since a few weeks we are experiencing W3WP-crashes with our ASP.Net web application. These started after our webservers were updated. Our application did not change and has been stable for years. Our situation seems to be a lot like this earlier question. And this question might also be related, though in our case the queries run fine in 99.9% of the times used. We use a lot of uncompiled LINQ queries and tried if compiling them would prevent these crashes. The number of crashes decreased

问题 I have a crash taking place when an NSAutoreleasePool drains. Presumably the pool is trying to deallocate an object that has been prematurely released by another piece of code. The crash I have is in the midst of objc_msgSend as it is trying to send a message to an object that doesn't exist anymore. Given the stack state, what tips/tricks/processes/ gdb commands do I have at my disposal to get information about the object in question and/or the point at which the illegitimate deallocation

问题 I have a navigation based app. Press a button on main view, then I push a new view to the navigation controller. All pretty basic stuff. When the new view is loaded, I do an ASIHTTPRequest to fetch some json data, which is a list of image urls. Then I do a for loop, create a bunch of ASIHTTPRequests, add them to a queue and then run the queue. But if I click on the back button before the queue is finished, the app crashes, this app displays houses and lets say you pick the wrong house, click

问题 When a process crashes I want the possibility to invoke gdb (or a similar debugger) against it in that crashed-but-not-cleaned-up state. Often post-morteming a core dump gives enough information but sometimes I want to explore the running state further, possibly suppressing the immediate fault and running a little further. It isn't always appropriate to run the process under gdb from the outset (e.g. where the invocation is complex or the bug is absurdly timing-sensitive) What I'm describing