Closed asa47 closed 5 years ago
Hello, I just made my fork of PocketSocket public. You'll find what you want there. I build libPocketSocket.a from that. Good luck. Regards
Thanks for the reply.
One more question, how can I generate the libPocketSocket.a from the project? Do I need a script in the Build Phase, or can it be done automatically by Xcode?
Kind Regards
I just run build-pocket-socket.sh in a shell.
Thanks, I have been able to narrow down the cause of the issue, even thought I am still not completely sure on how to solve it.
I can replicate the exception by closing the app.
Basically if the app-server is connected to one or more client devices, and we close the app (by swiping up); it triggers the SIGTRAP exception in the background, which can be located at line 770 in the PSWebSocketServer.m:
- (void)dealloc { [self executeWorkAndWait:^{ [self disconnect:YES]; }]; } }
It does not seem to be a "serious" issue, but please let me know and is it advisable to comment the [self disconnect:YES];
line? Or shall I leave it?
Kind Regards
Honestly I don't know what's best. It's just in the logs, isn't it? the user does not see the app crash? Maybe you could ask zwopple/PocketSocket/issues
Closing old issue. Feel free to reopen.
Hello,
I am receiving some crash logs, and I would like to investigate the issues. The following is the crash summary:
LOCATION: PSWebSocketServer.m line 770 in [PSWebSocketServer dealloc] EXCEPTION: SIGTRAP
The PSWebSocketServer.m file is not present in the project, so I am struggling to identify the cause of the error. I am assuming that the file is generated during compilation from the WebSocketServer.swift.
Any advice? Kind Regards