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Asked: 2026-05-25T16:29:50+00:00

I am working on my first application for iPhone and I’m facing this weird

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I am working on my first application for iPhone and I’m facing this weird problem for quite some time now.

Whenever i kill my application manually and then again try to restart, it crashes immediately with error:

Thread 1: Program received signal: "SIGKILL"

But when I again recompile and launch my application, it works just fine. Can’t i just make my application to start from the same settings with which it launches when i compile and run.

I’m new to iPhone development and i think i’m missing something grave here. Will appreciate your help on this.

Thanks in advance!

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  1. Editorial Team

    So you are running the app from Xcode. If you run it from Xcode and quit it manually(not from Xcode) and try to run it from Xcode, you will receive this exception. No need to bother about this exception.

    It seems to be a bug in Xcode. When you quit the application manually, no signal/intimation is sent to Xcode that the app quit running. So, Xcode thinks that app is still running. When you try to relaunch it from Xcode, it throws the exception.

    I don’t know the technical reason for this. May be when you relaunch the app after killing it manually, Xcode thinks that app is still running and tries to stop it before relaunching it, and throws the exception there.

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