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$Bad access code x code sample code: >> http://bit.ly/2wOu6Q2 << (download) exc_bad_access code="exc"_i386_gpflt exc_bad_access ios exc_bad_access code="1" c++ exc_bad_access code="1" address="0x10" exc_bad_access code="1" address="0x0" thread 1 exc_bad_access (code=1 address="0x18") exc_bad_access code="1" swift thread 1 exc_bad_access code="2" 4 Oct 2013 EXC_BAD_ACCESS means there is no instance of a class to execute it. There are 2 I have resolve this issue only by debugging the source code and re-analyze my logic. So it doesn't have to be Xcode bug in most cases. 15 Feb 2012 With those flags in place whenever you ran into EXC BAD ACCESS can check if the environment variables exist using the following codes: p/s: Snapshot in this articles is showing the interfaces of Xcode 4.2 Example: 14 Aug 2015 If you now run into EXC_BAD_ACCESS, the output in Xcode's Console will give In the above example, Xcode is telling us that a message of In that case, you need to take a closer look at the code that's being executed 31 Jul 2016 Best easy way to debug EXC_BAD_ACCESS code 1 the problem, and find known-good code (sample code, or code from a known good program) This way . Xcode allows you to set breakpoints that can generate NSLogs. You are dereferencing an invalid pointer. If the error is on line 16 that's afterPathPtr which you If you need more advice please put the source code of the whole class somewhere (on github if you use it, or on pastebin) and provide a link to it. I am trying to compile a file for a MOOC that I am taking. Without going into details, the program has to read 1000000 long ints into an array. The When I call glDrawArrays I get a BAD_ACCESS message. Here is the smallest working code that reproduces the error: #define #include #include //struct point3 { // GLfloat x; // GLfloat y; Let me save you a lot of time and point you at an example of setting up the debugger. 22 Jul 2010 One thing I didn't cover is what EXC_BAD_ACCESS means, which I'll try to do now, as it will clear The line of code that your app crashes on is not the root cause of the problem. Set up Xcode so that it never deallocates. The problem, EXC-BAD-ACCESS at main.m+14 with absolutely NO idea I've cleaned up the code several times, and the problem has gone away, . that is what I found in examples under XCode 4 tutuorials on tableView.$