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Asked: 2026-05-23T16:46:10+00:00

I’m new with programming xcode and iphone. So he can that the question you

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I’m new with programming xcode and iphone. So he can that the “question” you seem silly. When I get errors in my code, such as a bad memory allocation, the debugger stops in the “hand” with an arrow written :

Thread 1: Program received signal:"EXC_BAD_ACCESS".

Are is it possible to see how this line of my code signal was launched? Because the only thing I can see in the “Call stack”, are files that contain instructions like:

0x31dedc98 <0016> ldr r5, [r4, # 8]

I usually program in C++, and if you try to access a variable that is not accessible, the debugger will not show me the assembly code where the error occurred…

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  1. Editorial Team

    Sounds like your symbols are being stripped. If you have a Debug configuration, use that – by default it should not strip symbols. Otherwise go into Build Settings and set Strip Debug Symbols During Copy to No.

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