Hi,
I'm developing on a number of different machines and haven't used my laptop for a while. Today I tried to use for the first time after a couple of months only to find that Xcode steadfastedly refuses to open any .xcodeproj projects!?
I ended up uninstalling the older (I think it was 3.1) Xcode installation and re-installing the latest SDK from scratch, but I keep getting the same error even on newly created projects (e.g. New Project.. crash):
2/22/10 5:37:37 PM Xcode[209] [?T] File: /SourceCache/DevToolsBase/DevToolsBase-1641/pbxcore/PBXProject.m
Line: 2630
Object: <PBXProject:0x2009c42a0>
Method: expandedValueForString:forConfigurationNamed:
Assertion failed: [NSThread isMainThread]
Backtrace:
0 0x0000000100a3b6af -[PBXAssertionHandler handleFailureInMethod:object:fileName:lineNumber:messageFormat:arguments:] (in DevToolsInterface)
1 0x00000001003110fa _XCAssertionFailureHandler (in DevToolsCore)
2 0x000000010010be48 -[PBXProject expandedValueForString:forConfigurationNamed:] (in DevToolsCore)
3 0x00000001001123df -[PBXProject intermediatesDirectoryForConfigurationNamed:] (in DevToolsCore)
4 0x00000001001123a3 -[PBXProject intermediatesDirectory] (in DevToolsCore)
5 0x00000001001122a5 -[PBXProject indexDirectory] (in DevToolsCore)
6 0x0000000100112134 +[PBXProjectIndex indexArchivePathForProject:] (in DevToolsCore)
7 0x000000010011202b -[PBXProjectIndex indexArchivePath] (in DevToolsCore)
8 0x000000010024b18a __-[PBXProjectIndex initWithProject:]_block_invoke_ (in DevToolsCore)
9 0x00007fff87164056 _dispatch_barrier_sync_f_slow_invoke (in libSystem.B.dylib)
10 0x00007fff87142943 _dispatch_queue_drain (in libSystem.B.dylib)
11 0x00007fff871427a4 _dispatch_queue_invoke (in libSystem.B.dylib)
12 0x00007fff8714234e _dispatch_worker_thread2 (in libSystem.B.dylib)
13 0x00007fff87141c80 _pthread_wqthread (in libSystem.B.dylib)
14 0x00007fff87141b1d start_wqthread (in libSystem.B.dylib)
Has anybody else come across this problem? Any caches beyond the ~/Library/Caches/xcodebuild to clean?
Any help would be very much appreciated.
Best regards,
Frank