Follow-up Comment #3, bug #24784 (project gnustep):
For some reason when it reaches the following code in NSLog.m:
else
{
prefix = [NSString
stringWithFormat: @"%@ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ",
---->> [[NSCalendarDate calendarDate]
descriptionWithCalendarFormat: @"%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S.%F"],
[[NSProcessInfo processInfo] processName],
pid];
}
}
The line indicated calls the method to instatiate a calendarDate object, but
for some reason in that method it appears that an NSDate is being used. I'm
not sure why.
Here's the method that's being called:
+ (id) calendarDate
{
id d = [[self alloc] init];
return AUTORELEASE(d);
}
For some reason, self here is NSDate and NOT NSCalendarDate as one would
expect (given that it was invoked with NSCalendarDate as the class).
Is it possible that this is a thread safety issue in the runtime?
GC
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