My app runs fine on the simulator. However, when I run it on my iPhone, it gets as far as displaying the splash screen and then just stays there. It’s an iPhone 3GS and the software version is 5.0.1. That’s what happens when Debugger = None. When Debugger = GDB, I get an error message, ‘Thread 1: Program received signal: “SIGABRT”‘, which I have learned can mean almost anything. I’m running Xcode 4.2.1.
I’m coming off a long hard night of battling with this error message, which appeared seemingly out of nowhere in a stable mature app. I tried to roll back with time machine, I deleted the Derived data for my project in Organizer a few times and did some of the other stuff recommended in this thread.
XCode 4 hangs at "Attaching to (app name)"
It got ugly. For a while, I couldn’t even reboot my machine. Eventually, I was able to relaunch finder and suddenly the Simulator was working again. Two more pieces of information, I used to have to click allow in two dialog boxes when running on my phone but now it’s only one (the one about code signing, I forget what the other one was about). Second, I find all the build architecture target stuff confusing but I set all my Base SDKs to be latest iOS. Lastly, I tried Product –> Clean and then Build but that didn’t fix it. As you may have gathered, I’m getting my butt kicked. Any help would be much appreciated.
Dessie
Many times I have experienced Xcode going “crazy” with a physical device connected. At times I saw the behavior you describes; other the app simply refused to start;
In all of those cases, I could fixed it in either of two ways:
disconnect the iphone and connect it again;
reboot the device.