I have the exact same symptoms... and no clue. It use to work fine with my projects. I drastically changed my build settings and now it does this?
I have the exact same symptoms... and no clue. It use to work fine with my projects. I drastically changed my build settings and now it does this?
Even if build settings are wrong XCode should not crash. For me it still generate the valid binaries at the end. Sounds like XCode crashing when closing the project and deallocating something.
However it seems that I have found a way of getting rid of the errors by deleting all the . Pbxuser and the . Perspectivev3 file inside the xcode project package.
If you are like me and you have a ton of Xcode projects you might want to run the following command at the root of your code base: find . -type f -name "*. Pbxuser" -exec rm -f {} \; find .
-type f -name "*. Perspectivev3" -exec rm -f {}.
Thanks, I'll give that a try. Do you know what those files contain? – drekka Jun 12 '10 at 7:27 I think those files contains user settings.
– Steph Jun 17 '10 at 20:37 Thanks. I renamed the $USER. Pbxuser file before the build and the problem went away.
After the build I restored it. All is now at peace with the world. – drekka Sep 6 '10 at 11:59 hi what do you mean run the following command at the ROOT of your code base?
Where can I find the root of my code base? Do you mean run this command in terminal? – Pavan Oct 12 '10 at 15:47.
I also had this fix my problem where I was unable to open an XCode project when starting the XCode application. I had installed an older version of XCode as well as an older version of the iOS SDK.
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