RemoveObjectAtIndex causes “message sent to deallocated instance”?

Declare the UIView *view reference with the autoreleasing qualifier, like so: (UIView *)viewWithTag:(int)tag { __autoreleasing UIView *view; __unsafe_unretained UIView *aView; for (int I = 0; I.

Declare the UIView *view reference with the __autoreleasing qualifier, like so: - (UIView *)viewWithTag:(int)tag { __autoreleasing UIView *view; __unsafe_unretained UIView *aView; for (int I = 0; I.

– Robert Oct 27 at 9:03 @Robert Sorry, see updated. – Jacob Relkin Oct 27 at 9:23 Thank you Jacob. Two things: 1) I had to use __unsafe_unretained instead of __weak, because I wish to maintain iOS 4 compatibility.

2) Turns out ARC was NOT turned on for that file. Dumb mistake. I had to go through and remove "fno-obj-arc" in the target->build phases->compile sources section.

– lewisanderson Oct 27 at 22:22 2 Do the original code crash even when you turned on ARC? Or do you still need to mark the local variables? – Mattias Wadman Oct 27 at 23:09.

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