Nicola Pero wrote:
But "Foundation" (ie, gnustep-base) is not a framework ... and is not a
bundle.
So how could you crash in NSBundle while loading Foundation ? ;-)
_I_ don't know. Are you going to tell me? :-)
Seriously: These two logs in NSBundle
printf("\n1888: %lx", frameworkClass);
fflush(stdout);
printf("\n1888: %s", [NSStringFromClass(frameworkClass) cString]);
fflush(stdout);
give me:
1888: fe9e1de0
1888: NSFramework_SRFoundation
1888: feab68c0
1888: NSFramework_SREnterprise
1888: fef729a0
1888: NSFramework_LOCommunication
1888: fef90f00
1888: NSFramework_FaxServiceFoundation
1888: feb33e80
1888: NSFramework_SRDesign
1888: fef2cf80
1888: NSFramework_SRObjects
1888: fe8ac840
1888: NSFramework_SRQuery
1888: fe745720
1888: NSFramework_SRMapKit
1888: febd8b40
1888: NSFramework_SRAppKit
1888: fe95b260
1888: NSFramework_SRInterface
1888: b698
So I really don't know which bundle it's loading, but I do know the
frameworkClass is poiting to an invalid address. And this is caused due
to the loading of the SRMapKit framework.
I'm stucked.
Thanks
Marc
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