Thought this might help to fix this crashing bug for iOS 9

GerryBlevins

I was looking thru my diagnostics on the ipad and the record for the Mobile Legends app says the following. From my understanding on that error it means
Exception Type: EXC_CRASH (SIGABRT)
Exception Codes: 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000
Exception Note: EXC_CORPSE_NOTIFY
Triggered by Thread: 0

If you look further down the list of threads at the bottom it says

Thread 0 ccrashed with ARM Thread State (32-bit)

After that it's just a lit of binary images used in the game.

From my understanding of programming the EXC-CORPSE_NOTIFY normally happens when either the object is in nil or the index is out of bounds.

BD007

I will notify this to my supervisor.
So uninstalling the app fix this issue?

GerryBlevins

No it didn't fix the issue at all by reinstalling. It did fix the jammed history though which it stopped keeping track of and said my saved matches was full but when I went to go delete some it's completely empty. It did fix that issue.

If you want I can take screen captures of my diagnotics logs on my ipad and send them in but I have my ipad set to share that data with the developers of the app so they should have access to this information. The device is an iPad 3 using iOS 9.3.5

This weekend I'll be upgrading my iOS device because of these crashing issues to a device which is more stable with more RAM.

There is nothing I can do on my end to stop the crashing though. I've optimized the ipad for highest performance, I've done everything possible and it still crashes.

yiuchern

GerryBlevins replied at 2018-5-10 02:09 AM
No it didn't fix the issue at all by reinstalling. It did fix the jammed history though which it sto ...

Does upgrading ios helps in crashing issue?