Runtime crash on IPhone

Question

- Using the ArcGIS iOS SDK specifically on iPhone, a consistent suddenly close always happen when attempting to solve a route offline. The stack trace always returns the following function: Esri_runtimecore::Network_analyst::Traversal_result::get_partial_edge_geometry_(Esri_runtimecore::Geodatabase::Transportation_network_view::Source_object_range, std::__1::shared_ptr const&, std::__1::shared_ptr&, bool, double, double) const () I want to know why this crash happens, Thanks for any feedback,

梦竹许 · Answer

Thanks for your replyling.

Building the project with only 32 architectures can solve the problem ,but it seems that 5 and later's devices use 64bit。The problem is whether I can use 32 architectures only to pass the    'check.I heared that if my project is using 32architectures only, I can't pass the check and my application can't be on shelf.

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Runtime crash on IPhone

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Hi, thanks for reporting. This is a known issue with 64 bit devices and we'll work on fixing it in the next release.

Can you try this workaround? Build the project with only 32 architectures. You can then run the app on all devices without a crash - the trade off being you would be unable to benefit from 64-bit computing.

Suganya

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SuganyaBaskaran1 · Answer

Hi, thanks for reporting. This is a known issue with 64 bit devices and we'll work on fixing it in the next release.

Can you try this workaround? Build the project with only 32 architectures. You can then run the app on all devices without a crash - the trade off being you would be unable to benefit from 64-bit computing.

Suganya