ephread
Crash with error: Thread 1: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (code=2, address=0x7fff86533e38)
Describe the bug When I was using 1.2.0 and Xcode 10.2 it was working fine. As I switched to Xcode 11.2 and 1.4.0 version of Instruction. I found a crash while assigning a delegate to CoachMarksController instance.
To Reproduce Assign a delegate to an instance of CoachMarksController. In Xcode 11.2
Expected behavior It should display coach mark views smoothly.
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Environment:
- Xcode: 11.2
- Device: e.g. iPad 9.7- inch
- iOS version: 13.2
- Dependency Manager: Carthage
Hey @vivek4292, thanks for reporting the issue. I'm unable to reproduce it, would you be able to provide a sample project demonstrating the crash?
Hey, @ephread thanks for the response. I tried this in a separate project with the same environment and it is working fine. But it's still not working in my project.
In the above screenshot:
I'm instantiating an object of CoachMarksController() and passing to a class-level variable.
In the next line, you can see I'm assigning a data source to it. At that moment I checked if its reference is available in memory, I found It was available(see console).
When I move to the next line, I found its data source was nil. Datasource was not assigned.
Moreover, when I checked its memory reference (see console). It was missing and showing error:
"error: Execution was interrupted, reason: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (code=1, address=0x6). The process has been returned to the state before expression evaluation".
The moment I released the breakpoint, the app got crashed on the same line (like the previous screenshot). Please help.
I'm instantiating an object of CoachMarksController() and passing to a class-level variable. In the next line, you can see I'm assigning a data source to it.
This may be a trivial question, but how and where is coacher declared? Asking because it looks a lot like an object that is released too soon.
@ephread Yeah it's a trivial question but I can understand in such case anyone can think of this possible reason. Agreed, it looks like an object is getting released soon.
At first, I declared coacher at class level as lazy.
It was instantiated on first use(not in ViewDidLoad) and it was working fine till I was using Xcode 11.1 When I migrated this to Xcode 11.2.1 It started causing a crash. My thoughts were the same about releasing the object soon so I tried not to use lazy, instantiating in ViedDidLoad(), even instantiate a fresh object in ViewDidLoad() and not using a class-level variable.
But the crash is still there.
I had the same problem with a project I am working on, I solve it by moving the code that was causing the bug to the main queue since that code was directly related to UI. this was in Xcode 13.
