EXC_BAD_ACCESS every time from xcode

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    (solved'ish)
    EDIT: just figured that the .php i was getting didn't work, fixing the script fixed the error. It probably shouldn't crash because of that, but it works fine now.

    I get this error every time i try to run my game from xcode: Please login to see this attachment.

    i've tested and seen that error at least 10 times, however one time i got this error instead: Please login to see this attachment.

    So it may be related to the GET object.
    It works long enough to complete one GET request and display data from that, then it crashes at some point before completing a second get which is requested after the first one is complete.
    I am also using string tokenizer to split the data, if that makes any difference.

    Xcode version 7.3, latest fusion 2.5 developer 286.6
    Tried both simulator and iphone, tried uninstalling from device and cleaning the project.

    Any suggestions?

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    Edited once, last by SoftWarewolf: get url fixed (August 1, 2016 at 4:43 PM).

    Create a Event Group for the event to get the first request. When it is received store the result in a Global String and start a second group for the Second GET request. Put the tokenizer in the second group and extract the data from Global String not the received. Rinse and repeat. You may want to handle timeouts of the GET object in these Event Groups as well in case nothing comes back in time.

    I have a more complicated system, it could handle multiple requests simultaneously, not sure if the extension does tho.
    But using a global or alterable string as a buffer before tokenizing would solve the crash?

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