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So I’m developing in Xcode for iOS, and EVERY APP that I run in the iOS simulator automatically gives me a SIGABRT. All the apps, included the new standard apps of a template, without any coding. The iOS simulator should, in this case, show an empty display, but before of it Xcode gets the SIGABRT! Any idea please? It has happened to anyone apart of me?
Your Xcode install may be corrupt
Make sure you uninstall via
sudo /Developer/Library/uninstall-devtools –mode=allClean up all remainder directories (if any).
Download again
I would also recommend install older simulators. There are way too many reasons why and you will see the more apps your make.
Last but not least I suggest running a quick permissions cleanup either using the Disk Utility or a third party like Onyx. I had something similar happen and it ended up being bad permissions on some install files.