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I'd be surprised if suppressing the crash actually makes this easier to debug. I'd much prefer to debug with the crash in place, than to try to determine what's

by e28eta 12y ago

I'd be surprised if suppressing the crash actually makes this easier to debug. I'd much prefer to debug with the crash in place, than to try to determine what's wrong later in the execution of the program when the bug has had the opportunity to spread. I'm also not very impressed with trotting out the assembly without using it to diagnose the crash. Particularly not if it's being used to disparage ARC (wrongly, I believe).

mikeash 12y ago
It's pretty weak. He doesn't tell us which line of assembly actually crashes, nor (presuming it's one of the calls to objc_storeStrong) what object is being manipulated when it crashes. There's no point in looking at your assembly code unless you're going to actually use it to investigate what's going on.