6th May 2021
SIGSEGV The most common crash users run into on iOS is SIGSEGV. It amounts to about 50% of all crashes due to it being very generic. Broken down it is a signal (SIG) sent to interrupt the code when a segmentation violation (SEGV) occurs. This happens when your app attempts to access memory that has not been allocated by the program (or memory that has recently been freed). There are two common causes for the SIGSEGV crash. First, any variable that has been deallocated then accessed from somewhere else. Debug this issue by making sure the crash si consistent and […]