Does iOS cancel () the recommended way to respond to a fatal error?

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call exit (0) in iphone application

Suppose I encountered a serious error in the iPhone application - I could not create an instance of the required Core Data stack or something like that. I understand that Apple recommends simply interrupting, and not trying to show the user an error that they cannot do anything about.

  • Is it correct?
  • Interrupts () is the recommended way to abort, or does Cocoa have something better?

Apple iOS HIG says: "Warnings are usually not needed if they ... inform users of errors or problems that they cannot do anything about."

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