Gregory John Casamento <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> In every case, all files .gorm and non-gorm archives are failing when
> unarchiving NS*Number objects.
>
> I believe that since the NS*Number objects are cached the release done by the
> assign at the following location in NSUnarchiver is causing the crash I'm
> seeing:
>
>
> FROM NSUnarchiver:
> obj = [c allocWithZone: zone];
> /*
> * The objMap array does not retain its contents directly,
> * so we perform explicit retain/release as we add objects
> * to and remove objects from the array.
> */
> RETAIN(obj);
> GSIArrayAddItem(objMap, (GSIArrayItem)obj);
>
> rep = [obj initWithCoder: self];
> if (rep != obj)
> {
> ---> Dying here!! ASSIGN(obj, rep);
> GSIArraySetItemAtIndex(objMap, (GSIArrayItem)obj, xref);
> }
That was exactly the reason that my patch did NOT have any code
here to change the retain count. My code might be wrong,
but I think this is wrong as well.
Fortunately I am not at work :-), but that means I can not
test and take a carefull look at the issue. But I will study the
new patches.
Wim Oudshoorn.
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