Sure, you could be releasing something which should shouldn't release yet, or similar.
Sure, you could be releasing something which should shouldn't release yet, or similar. I'd put some NSLog statements in key places, start with shouldAutorotateToInterfaceOrientation and in any custom drawing functions you may have.
I'm...I'm so confused. It's working now, after h ours and hours of debugging. All I did was add a break point to some of those view controllers (like where I found Autorotate, etc.)...and it worked.
I thought maybe it was because I was stepping through it, but now everything works, even on iphones that I KNOW I haven't changed code on. I'm so confused.... – Jenny Aug 5 '09 at 21:08 2 Hmmm... I'd really go back to figure out the cause though. Remove the break points, clean the project, rebuild it and see what happens.
– marcc Aug 5 '09 at 21:14 I did, and it still worked. Days later I figured out that the network I was on was speeding up (end of work day), which changed things. What turned out to be the problem is that I was releasing something that was autoreleasing.
The crash only happened if I tried to release it after it had already released (because my network was running slow) – Jenny Aug 28 '09 at 17:51.
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