Google-toolbox-for-mac iphone unit test: 1073 Abort trap mkdir "$ CFFIXED_USER_HOME" Command / bin / sh with exit code 134

Question

I am trying to set up the iPhone Unit Testing platform from google-toolbox-for-mac. I have a simple unit test created, and try building it and get the following error. My colleague can use the same project and successfully work on his machine. For life, I cannot understand what I can lose. The following is the error message. Does anyone have any ideas?

No matching processes that belong to you

mkdir (1073) malloc: edge protection

mkdir (1073) malloc: write malloc stacks to disk using a standard recorder

mkdir (1073) malloc: allows you to write mods to free blocks

mkdir (1073) malloc: process 1059 no longer exists, stack logs removed from / tmp / stack -logs.1059.mkdir.QDKY28.index

mkdir (1073) malloc: stack logs are written to / tmp / stack -logs.1073.mkdir.KrpE2L.index

An attempt was made to call a character in system libraries that is not on the iPhone: getopt $ UNIX2003, called from a function ??? in the image mkdir.

If you encounter this problem when running a binary simulator in gdb, make sure you disable start-with-shell first.

/Developer/google-toolbox-for-mac/UnitTesting/RunIPhoneUnitTest.sh: line 150: 1073 Aborting the mkdir trap "$ CFFIXED_USER_HOME"

The / bin / sh command failed with exit code 134

Answer 1

, google-toolbox/UnitTesting/RunIPhoneUnitTest.sh script. : export DYLD_ROOT_PATH="$SDKROOT" "iPhone". 32- iMac/bin/mkdir, , getopt $UNIX2003, iPhone. , :    mkdir "$CFFIXED_USER_HOME". 64- Mac/bin/mkdir iPhone.

, , if [ $GTM_DISABLE_USERDIR_SETUP -eq 0 ]; then, export DYLD_ROOT_PATH ( export CFFIXED_USER_HOME).

, SDK, , libc, libSystem .., , iPhone. , " iPhone" .

Answer 2

, SDK iOS, $UNIX2003. , libCURL, . , libCURL SDK ( : http://www.creativealgorithms.com/blog/content/building-libcurl-ios-42), SDK, ( ).