Subject | Firebird.framework on OSX |
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Author | gijeca |
Post date | 2006-11-09T15:53:55Z |
Hi, I'm trying to build a very simple app on OSX using XCode & Firebird.
I link my project (Cocoa/Objective-C++) against Firebird.Framework
(V1.5.3.4870 intel) and it all compiles ok.
Everything works (I can communicate with Firebird, execute SQL
statements, etc.) unless I click on the application's menu (??).
Everytime I click on the Apple icon or any of the menu options, the
app crashes.
This menu is auto-generated by XCode everytime you create a
Coca/Objective-C application.
Looking at the debugger output, it seems to be a problem with the
Firebird library. The method is: Firebird::MemoryPool::deallocate
I usually program with Delphi/Firebird on Windows, but I have little
experience on Mac programming, and just slight C++ background..
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
I link my project (Cocoa/Objective-C++) against Firebird.Framework
(V1.5.3.4870 intel) and it all compiles ok.
Everything works (I can communicate with Firebird, execute SQL
statements, etc.) unless I click on the application's menu (??).
Everytime I click on the Apple icon or any of the menu options, the
app crashes.
This menu is auto-generated by XCode everytime you create a
Coca/Objective-C application.
Looking at the debugger output, it seems to be a problem with the
Firebird library. The method is: Firebird::MemoryPool::deallocate
I usually program with Delphi/Firebird on Windows, but I have little
experience on Mac programming, and just slight C++ background..
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.