line 23: 82687 Abort trap when running RunIPhoneUnitTest.sh about google-toolbox-for-mac HOT 10 CLOSED

Did you have the simulator running at the time it happened?

Is there a crash log for the app?

Same problem.  OSX 10.5.6, XCode 3.1.3.  iPhone Simulator _not_ running.

Adam - different problem.  You're using a pretty old copy of the library, 
please pull directly from subversion.  
The as the iPhone SDK has changed, we haven't spun a zip with every release, 
and just asked people to pull 
directly from svn.

It looks like I had the iPhone simulator running which is in the directions. It 
would
be nice if the usage page would tell what error you get if the simulator is 
running
but it was there. I was getting build successful but a popup box would come up
afterwards.

Also, I found out that I had to set the UnitTests active target configuration 
"Build
SDK" in "Information" to iPhone simulator rather than Mac OS X.

Seems these took care of the issue. Thanks.

It looks like I had the iPhone simulator running which is in the directions. It 
would
be nice if the usage page would tell what error you get if the simulator is 
running
but it was there. I was getting build successful but a popup box would come up
afterwards.

Also, I found out that I had to set the UnitTests active target configuration 
"Build
SDK" in "Information" to iPhone simulator rather than Mac OS X.

Seems these took care of the issue. Thanks.

It looks like I had the iPhone simulator running which is in the directions. It 
would
be nice if the usage page would tell what error you get if the simulator is 
running
but it was there. I was getting build successful but a popup box would come up
afterwards.

Also, I found out that I had to set the UnitTests active target configuration 
"Build
SDK" in "Information" to iPhone simulator rather than Mac OS X.

Seems these took care of the issue. Thanks.

It looks like I had the iPhone simulator running which is in the directions. It 
would
be nice if the usage page would tell what error you get if the simulator is 
running
but it was there. I was getting build successful but a popup box would come up
afterwards.

Also, I found out that I had to set the UnitTests active target configuration 
"Build
SDK" in "Information" to iPhone simulator rather than Mac OS X.

Seems these took care of the issue. Thanks.

Chris, the Notes section has one of the errors, what error you get has changed 
over time, I'll add this one also.  
If you started with a Cocoa Touch target, it should have set the SDK for you, 
it sounds like you might have 
changed the SDK along the way?

Thomas-
You're right, for that dump I had imported the wrong (old) version of the 
toolkit.  However, I'm still getting the 
Bus Error from when using the SVN trunk (crash dump attached).  Looks like it's 
running the tests, tho...

a

On closer inspection, it would appear to be a different error...  I'll create a 
new issue for tracking.

a