macOS WTF?!?! XCode is not using math.h or cmath

[bobber205]

Suddenly, I got a mysterious breakpoint in my code (didn't put it there.)

I went ahead and stepped into the next line and my code suddently died. Some error about "receiving ARTH something or crap like that".

Anyway. After a while, I found out that if I take out any code related to math, such as % and dividing it runs. With % and / in there, I get a "executable path is nil".

WTF?!

 

[lazydog]

Sounds very strange and I don't know if I can help but perhaps you have a problem with static member initialisation?

I'm thinking that maybe you have some static variables that are not being initialised in the order that you think they should be. For example you may have a static variable in a file (.m, .c or .cpp) whose value you are using in another file, either in the initialisation of another static variable or in a calculation inside a function/method call.

hope this helps

b e n

 

[bobber205]

Was dividing by zero. Thanks Xcode for so not pointing that out. Visual Studio 2005 did.

 

[lazydog]

Doh, I thought it would be more obscure than that! Well there you go, glad you got it sorted out though!

b e n