Re: [bug #30077] Unable to launch application on Windows

[Doug Simons]

Okay, here's a bit more information:

The crash occurs at line 779 of NSDistributedNotificationCenter.m in the _connect method. Watching the Windows Task Manager I can see that gdnc gets launched ok.

The thing that may be different about our app is that this occurs when we call [NSDocumentController init] while instantiating a custom subclass of NSDocumentController. We do this fairly early, in an override of NSApplication's +sharedApplication method, before we call [super sharedApplication]. Is it possible that this (in conjunction with the recent changes in base) is the source of the problem? 

Based on that guess, I rearranged our code to call [super sharedApplication] before creating our documentController instance, but that didn't resolve the problem. Any new idea what the cause might be?

On Jun 8, 2010, at 3:53 AM, Richard Frith-Macdonald wrote:

Follow-up Comment #2, bug #30077 (project gnustep):

I haven't reproduced this on windowsw, but I guess your problem was not
windows specific and was due to a mistake someone made in the invocation code
which caused a crash on some versions of the runtime.  If that's the problem
then I already committed a fix at revision  30606 and certainly updating trunk
from svn should solve it for you.

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