Having problems with appDelegate

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sepala Aspiring developer Posts: 196 Reg: Nov 23, 2011 London 3,060	confirm \| cancel 11/24/11 10:15 AM (14 years ago) Having problems with appDelegate My app is opening up and woking fine in the Xcode simulator and on my iPhone too. However if I close the app completely (double click on the iPhone Home button and actually closing the app) and then I try and open it again Xcode then highlights this: int retVal= UIApplicationMain(argc,argv,@UIApplication,@redresidential_appDelegate); and says 'Thread 1: Program received signal: SIGKILL. The app opens but is frozen... Is this normal? Any help would be very welcome! Thanks Title Comments My app is opening up and woking fine in the Xcode simulator and on my iPhone too. However if I close the app completely (double click on the iPhone Home button and actually closing the app) and then I try and open it again Xcode then highlights this: int retVal= UIApplicationMain(argc,argv,@UIApplication,@redresidential_appDelegate); and says 'Thread 1: Program received signal: SIGKILL. The app opens but is frozen... Is this normal? Any help would be very welcome! Thanks

MacApple Apple Fan Posts: 4675 Reg: Oct 25, 2010 USA 61,150	11/24/11 10:50 AM (14 years ago) Might just be that you are causing it to error out while debugging mode is on. Try clicking stop within xcode and running again. Comments Might just be that you are causing it to error out while debugging mode is on. Try clicking stop within xcode and running again.

sepala Aspiring developer Posts: 196 Reg: Nov 23, 2011 London 3,060	11/25/11 03:26 AM (14 years ago) Thanks MacApple. It seems that if I just turn my iPhone off and back on again it stops! Comments Thanks MacApple. It seems that if I just turn my iPhone off and back on again it stops!

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