IOS: SIGTRAP signal without breakpoints?

I am working on an iPad application, and the last change I made causes the application to die with a โ€œSIGTRAP signalโ€. Stack tracing does not help, and I cannot determine which part of the code calls this (but I know which function it starts with).

Without going into details about the application, I was wondering if there are any general tips for debugging this type (SIGTRAP)?

I managed to narrow down which function call calls this. The strange thing is that if I break down and go into a function, then it works fine. But if I let him work without a breakpoint, it will work.

The function calls a bunch of other things that also include asynchronous network connections. I put magazines all over my code, and all my magazines print well, so it seems like something "under the hood" is causing this crash. Am I also using a third-party framework that can cause this problem?

Is this even a problem with the code? I read somewhere that SIGTRAP is a debugging thing.

What causes such a crash and where should I focus on eliminating it?

Any help you can provide is greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

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