Root View Controller Missing

[jochimo]

Hey guys I need some help. I was playing around with my code and now it says my RootViewController is missing! It's still there but cannot read it and my app will not load. Does anyone have any good diagnostic tips?? I have no idea why this would have occurred.

Your help is much appreciated. I'm using xcode 4.2

Thanks,
Jason

[jochimo]

This was strange. I tried building a couple more times and the error for the missing ViewController went away. I then tried running it in the simulator and it worked fine. I restarted my phone and now I can run the app on my device. Maybe there are some bugs with xcode??

[Duncan C]

Originally Posted by jochimo

This was strange. I tried building a couple more times and the error for the missing ViewController went away. I then tried running it in the simulator and it worked fine. I restarted my phone and now I can run the app on my device. Maybe there are some bugs with xcode??

Xcode 4.2 is buggy as hell. It crashes on me several times a day; if I open a project sometimes the device target for iOS switches to "My Mac 64 bit" and I have to close the project and re-open it to fix it; the subversion source control routinely says that the project is up to date, and then immediately flags files as having changes; the source control update/commit process constantly marks internal project files as in conflct, leaving them in a corrupted state; sometimes when I open a project with other projects open it shows source files from a previous project in the new project's editor window, etc, etc, etc. I can't even list all the things that go wrong, all the time.

Losing track of the root view controller is not something I've seen before, but it wouldn't surprise me. Then again, it wouldn't surprise me very much if Xcode 4.2 made my computer burst into flames.

It has some really cool features, but the poor quality of the current build is inexcusable.

[jochimo]

Originally Posted by Duncan C

Xcode 4.2 is buggy as hell. It crashes on me several times a day; if I open a project sometimes the device target for iOS switches to "My Mac 64 bit" and I have to close the project and re-open it to fix it; the subversion source control routinely says that the project is up to date, and then immediately flags files as having changes; the source control update/commit process constantly marks internal project files as in conflct, leaving them in a corrupted state; sometimes when I open a project with other projects open it shows source files from a previous project in the new project's editor window, etc, etc, etc. I can't even list all the things that go wrong, all the time.

Losing track of the root view controller is not something I've seen before, but it wouldn't surprise me. Then again, it wouldn't surprise me very much if Xcode 4.2 made my computer burst into flames.

It has some really cool features, but the poor quality of the current build is inexcusable.

lol thanks for your insight Duncan.