Xcode: systematic crash ...

[Cherrycooki]

Hello everyone,


My concern is simple: when I launch Xcode, it does not crash immediately, it is the maximum after 3 minutes (and again, I'm nice ...).

Context:

Unibody MacBook, MacOSX 10.5.6, all updates are performed
Before installing the iPhone SDK with Xcode 3.1.2, I had Safari 4 beta

The causes

- Safari 4 beta planted xcode 3.0 ==> switch to 3.1.2
==> I went back to Safari 3 and installed 3.1.2 ==> nothing to do
- Delete the plist file ==> nothing to do
- Cache ==> nothing to do
- Repair permissions: Nothing to be done
- Uninstall everything, reinstall everything (via the terminal and sudo) ==> nothing to do


Someone would have an idea for me to troubleshoot?

Thank you in advance

[Zecho]

I do not know if it can help you, but I can tell you that Xcode has never been dirty with Safari 4 Beta, after I may be in luck.At what place this plant? Request Crash.log view, it helps ..

[Cherrycooki]

Hello!

Here is the crash log from my console:

Apr 8 19:18:31 macbook-de-david-alexandre-hine Xcode [7732]: Xcode (7732.0 x105246000) malloc: free_garbage: garbage ptr = 0x8000af680, has non-zero refcount = 1
Apr 8 19:18:31 macbook-de-david-alexandre-hine Xcode [7732]: Xcode (7732.0 x105246000) malloc: free_garbage: garbage ptr = 0x80090ae80, has non-zero refcount = 1
Apr 8 19:18:31 macbook-de-david-alexandre-hine [0x0-0x100100]. Xcode [7732]: Xcode (7732.0 x105246000) malloc: free_garbage: garbage ptr = 0x8000af680, has non-zero refcount = 1
Apr 8 19:18:31 macbook-de-david-alexandre-hine [0x0-0x100100]. Xcode [7732]: Xcode (7732.0 x105246000) malloc: free_garbage: garbage ptr = 0x80090ae80, has non-zero refcount = 1

If it can help you, better

[Modifier]

not crashlog, simple warnings from garbage collection

Code:

Xcode [7732]: Xcode (7732.0 x105246000) malloc: free_garbage: \
garbage ptr = 0x8000af680, has non-zero refcount = 1

Object means having memory address 0x8000af680 was free while retain_count> 0,
potentially retain another subject, who wish to claim
So after a free to try to write to an address already reallocated memory for something else or nothing potentially crash

the crash dump file that is located in the root folders as follows:

$ (HOME) / Library / Logs and / or / Library / Logs

[kelfro]

try this

Code:

> $ Cd ~ / Library / Logs
> $ Grep-R XCode.
> $ Grep-R ibtool.