I have been trying to run my app on another person's iPhone (and I have run it before on this person's phone without any issues before). However, this time when I ran the program on their phone, I was getting this error:
Thread 1: EXC_BREAKPOINT (code=1, subcode=0x10004830c)
every time my program executed a certain line. It also once warned me that it failed to send the k packet. When I run it on my phone, I have no issues. I have made sure to delete all breakpoints, and I have even used lldb to make sure there are no breakpoints - and there aren't. This is what it says when I ask for a list of all breakpoints and delete all breakpoints:
(lldb) breakpoint list
No breakpoints currently set.
(lldb) breakpoint delete
error: No breakpoints exist to be deleted.
Due to feedback and other information, I have consolidated that this issue is probably not related to breakpoints, but rather it is a crash. I have restarted this person's phone a few times, and that didn't change anything. I have also tried commenting the line out and rewriting it underneath it but that didn't help either. I have searched for other posts with the same issue, but most are for java and other languages, and the ones for Swift either don't work for me or are confusing. I realised that maybe the problem has something to do with the newer 64bit devices. My phone (which my program works on, and is a 32bit) is an iPhone 5C. The other devices which my program doesn't work on are an iPad 2 and iPhone 6S (which are 64bit). Thanks for all help.
