iOS Run vs. Multitask Delete. Click

[IDMah]

When I run the app (without) compile It works but when I delete the app from the multitasking bar and click on it .. I get

 int retVal = UIApplicationMain(argc, argv, nil, nil); //<--- Thread 1: program received signal: "SIGKILL"

shouldn't those be the same thing???

any hints on how to get rid of the error???
I'm figuring it's some sort of leak somewhere.. but lost at how to find it.

my first crack at an app so the code is UGLY ugly ugly.. !!!


thanks
Ian

 

[jnoxx]

SIGKILL means you killed it while in debug mode, it kills the debug mode, so you get a SIGKILL, nothing wrong with your code sir

 

[Duncan C]

When I run the app (without) compile It works but when I delete the app from the multitasking bar and click on it .. I get

 int retVal = UIApplicationMain(argc, argv, nil, nil); //<--- Thread 1: program received signal: "SIGKILL"

shouldn't those be the same thing???

any hints on how to get rid of the error???
I'm figuring it's some sort of leak somewhere.. but lost at how to find it.

my first crack at an app so the code is UGLY ugly ugly.. !!!


thanks
Ian

There is an entitlement file you add to release apps that prevents the system from running them in debug mode. I forget what it's called off the top of my head, but if you have that file in your bundle, the app will refuse to launch from Xcode. It sounds like that's what is going on with you.

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my first crack at an app so the code is UGLY ugly ugly.. !!!

This reminds me of a taunt from my high school days:

"U - G - L - Y,
You ain't got no alibi,
You ugly, ugly, ugly-ugly-ugly!"

(No insult intended)

 

[IDMah]

Thanks Gang.. Otherwise I would waste another few Days trying to fix it..
Hahaaa... !!!!

now I just need to plug the memory leaks..

 

[jnoxx]

Thanks Gang.. Otherwise I would waste another few Days trying to fix it..
Hahaaa... !!!!

now I just need to plug the memory leaks..

Convert to ARC, no need to do Memory leaks ^_-