Our application handles a non-global launch code (via an alarm). Someone has
inadvertently added a global flag to the code that handles the launch code. The code
in question only READS the global - it does not change it. I have demonstrated to
myself and my colleagues that this code cases a Bus Error on the emulator. However,
on a real device (m500), a crash does not occur.
My question to you all is: What is your expectation for the state of the device after
this global is accessed on a real device? An immediate crash (not seen), a crash
eventually, or never a crash.
We do have an intermittent problem and I'm holding this global access suspect, but we
have been unable to demonstrate a crash after knowingly running this code several
times.
Thanks,
Kevin
Kevin O'Keefe
Senior Software Engineer
invivodata, inc. �
the science of patient experience�
5615 Scotts Valley Drive
Scotts Valley, CA 95066
Tel: (831) 438-9527
Fax: (831) 440-1770
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<http://www.invivodata.com>
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