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Re: reading a backtrace
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Marcus G. Daniels |
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Re: reading a backtrace |
Date: |
06 Jan 2000 13:58:08 -0800 |
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>>>>> "MM" == Matthew M Murphy <address@hidden> writes:
MM> #0 objc_msg_lookup (receiver=0x815ec10, op=0x804d580) at
MM> objc/sarray.h:232 #1 0x8049764 in _i_Bug__receiveUtteranceFrom_
This says that receiveUtteranceFrom is sending a message (0x804d580)
to receiver 0x815ec10. You can look at the class of the target by using
"print ((Class *) receiver)->name" and you can look at the selector
name by using "call sel_get_name (op)". The latter will probably not
work unless you have a version of Swarm you built your self without
inlining.
Typically this sort of thing happens when you send a message to an object
that has been dropped, or you have an uninitialized target variable, or
the message you are sending doesn't exist in the target (e.g. a typo).
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