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[GH-ISSUE #879] Monitor Control crashed (HALC_ProxyNotification) #549
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Originally created by @aonez on GitHub (Jan 7, 2022).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/MonitorControl/MonitorControl/issues/879
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Describe the bug
Not sure why or exactly when but Monitor Control crashed. Only found to be similar to #856 but I don't use muti-output audio and the crash log is not the same.
I'll run Monitor Control from Xcode a few days (as suggested here) in case it crashes again but been using it the same way for over a month now and never crashed before.
Steps to reproduce
Just crashed once and I wasn't even aware of it.
Expected behavior
Not crash :)
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The crash log, with the crash thread referring to
HALC_ProxyNotification.Environment Information (please complete the following information)
@waydabber commented on GitHub (Jan 7, 2022):
Well, most apps crash for various reasons from time to time. This is true even for Apple apps as well. :) If this happens few times a year for a continuously running non-mission critical app that is not supposed to control your nuclear reactor or lunar lander module, then I guess it's fine. :) It is super hard to figure out why such random crashes happen.
Pointer authentication is a new arm64 security feature, HALC_ProxyNotification is related to core audio, so the issue has something to do with some audio driver thingy somewhere that is not working totally well in an M1 environment. Stuff like this should not happen but apparently they do anyway. :)
@aonez commented on GitHub (Jan 8, 2022):
Good way to start the day, laughing 😂
I'm closing this one and will reopen if the crash happens again and I have some more info (running from Xcode now).
Have a nice new year entrance ;)