Creating a new List<Vector3> crashes without any info

I have spent days debugging all sorts of AOT/JIT-related problems when trying to run my Unity-app on iPad. But now I have got stuck on a really strange problem. I'm just trying to instatiate a new List<Vector3> from a Vector3-array like this:

List<Vector3> temp = new List<Vector3>(new Vector3[] { new Vector3(1, 1, 1), new Vector3(2, 2, 2), new Vector3(3, 3, 3 });

And it all crashes and burn. "Xcode quit unexpectedly" is all I get.

Is this a known problem? That nothing seem to work on iOS? Ghhhh

 

List<Vector3> temp = new List<Vector3>() { new Vector3(1, 1, 1), new Vector3(2, 2, 2), new Vector3(3, 3, 3) } ;

 

It should work anyway (my example was just to show that I used an Array as input to a List)

But I found out what the problem was! It all worked fine when I isolated this code in a new app. And then I learned about the f*****g trampolines! Oh my gooood! Im so happy now but also extremely tired and frustrated that this took so long to debug! Why oh why couldn't Xcode give me a hint instead of just crashing. And why couldn't Unity alert me about this important detail!

The default trampolines (I have no idea what they are really) are by default set low to not take up unessesary memory. But if you use a lot of generics I have read somewhere that you need to increase the trampolines! I did and now it's working without crashing! Halleluja! I was on the brink of insanity! Maybee I have got spoiled with developing in VS/C# for so long =)

 

I've just omitted the array definition in the hope that is helps AOT compiler and possibly produces cleaner/correct code.
I'm glad that you found out about trampolines and that it actually helped.