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Good evening, this is Bono.
When executing a build, I often get a mysterious error "Thread 1: signal SIGABRT" and the application is forced to terminate.
Whenever this error occurs, it always stops within the main.m file, so I don't know where the error really occurred.
If you can read the error message and understand it, fine, but if you can't see it, you're out of luck.
In such a case, the following method.
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What to do when "Thread 1: signal SIGABRT1" is displayed
Catch the point at which the error occurs, and you can catch the error location by setting up an Exception Breakpoint.
Just press the 1 icon in the figure.
2. Add breakpoints
Press the + button in Figure 2 and select "Add Exception Breakpoint".
This is all.
After that, you can build and run the application, and it will fly to the location of the error when it occurs.