XCode 4.4 App crash after logo [RESOLVED]

#1 @Andrea - Try turning off build optimization in your build settings. That fixed it for me.

#2 Hei I'll test it ... thank you

#3 THANK YOU Johnny now all ok !!

Incredible how a small parameter can compromize an app ... now all ok

Thank you again

Bye

#4 I hope the problem is with the new xcode and that it gets fixed with the next xcode update.

#5 yes I hope this .... why now I see small freeze during game ..... is possible due to the new xcode and this problem about optimization....

I hope too Johnny

Bye

#6 @Andrea,
Where is that option? can´t found it :(
Thanks
Isaac

#7 In Building Settings ---> Apple LLVM 4.0 - Code Generation ---> Optimization Level

in this you can set level of optimization : None or Fastest, Smallest

here is the key of the problem ......

#8 Haven´t tried yet. Thanks for the response. What is happening to me is that the game, once in the ipad simulator, crashes as soon as starts, I cant see the GG logo. I will try tomorrow. BUt will this be my problem?
TY again

#9 Ok we have resolved all by using LLVM GCC 4.2 instead of LLVM compiler 4.0 !!!

#10 Are you able to compile for both a Device and the Simulator? I have the same crash since updating to Xcode 4.4 (and persists in 4.5). Turning off optimizations is not a viable solution for me, as performance is significantly reduced for my app.

So, I changed to LLVM GCC 4.2, and the game compiles for the Simulator, but I get a compile error for the Device. The error claims to be in MacTypes.h saying "#include nested too deeply".

Have you seen anything like this? Or, better yet, is this a known issue, and if so, is there a proper fix that I haven't found?

#11 By the way, it crashes in iPhoneFileio.mm, in recurseDumpPath().

#12 What's version of iTorque2D you use ??

#13 I use an older version of iTorque2D. I think it's 1.3.

#14 I use iTorque 1.4-1.4.1 and i can compile both sim and device .. using LLVM GCC 4.2 and with optimization active...

#15 I just (painfully) updated to iTorque 1.4.1, and I am getting the same compile problem (about MacTypes.h). Are you using Xcode 4.5 (the newest iOS SDK)?

#16 Actually, for the hell of it, I just downloaded iTorque 1.4.1 and created a TGB project with no modifications, changed to LLVM GCC 4.2, and the same compile error occurs --- perhaps this is an issue with Xcode 4.5 and iTorque...

I will create a new Thread about this...

#17 I use Xcode 4.4 .... Mm you say si a problem with the new Xcode ? Bad news ....

#18 UPDATE: Nevermind about the new Thread -- I think I figured it out. The app was originally built on an old version of iTorque2D, which which was built on an old version of Xcode. I had to remove some outdated things in the project settings. Specifically, I removed all entries in "Framework Search Paths", and I had to remove specific entries in "Header Search Paths", which was anything referencing Carbon or CoreServices frameworks or any Frameworks I figured weren't being used.

Also, as your fix suggests, I changed the compiler to LLVM GCC 4.2, and so far everything is working! Thanks for that!

#19 Hei then Now y can compile with Xcode 4.5 and iOS 6 ?

LLVM GCC 4.2 is active in Xcode 4.5? U can confirm this ?

#20 Yes, with all the changes listed, I can now compile using Xcode 4.5 and iOS 6.