crash-reports

It seems that as of Android 2.2, there is a new feature for sending crash reports, as mentioned in the links: http://www.androidcentral.com/new-android-app-crash-report-tool-already-and-running http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2010/05/google-feedback-for-android.html http://developer.android.com/sdk/android-2.2-highlights.html http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8unC9bA4O8 How do I use this feature? Is it automatic for each application downloaded from the market (aka Google Play Store)? Where can I find more info about this feature? Also, is it possible to customize what is being sent,

For iOS crash reports, it is sufficient to drag and drop the crash report to the Organizer. Symbolicating iPhone App Crash Reports But this method doesn't work for Mac OSX crash reports. How can I symbolicate my Mac OSX crash report ? Thanks !! You can use the atos command to get the line number where the app crashed. Heres a quick guide: Create a directory for your working files Open Xcode, select Window->Organizer, goto the Archive tab and find the version of your app that experienced the crash. Right click on the app archive and select "Show in Finder" Right click on the .xarchive, select

I am going to launch my app on the AppStore and I would like to keep track of crashes and fix them as soon as possible. If possible, it would be nice to collect also some additional information about user activity and other useful stuff. In order to do so, I have looked for some crash reporting tools and the most interesting ones I have found are: TestFlight Live , QuincyKit and Crashlytics . Among those three, QuincyKit should be the lightest one but the other two seem to be quite interesting since they provide more sophisticated reports and other interesting stuff. My goal is to have as many

Not sure if that is possible. But what happens is, sometimes our app randomly crashes. We don't know what exactly the problem is. Is there a way for us to get the crash report off user's iphone? By code, or by another app? Thanks. It's the user who decides from Settings > General > About > Diagnostics & Usage whether to automatically send crash reports or not. You can also use a third party component to get detailed information about crash events, for example Crittercism . You can inject a third party code in your app, which would basically save your crash reports and thereafter you can use

I received a crash log that I cannot explain. I have searched around and it appears that the SIGSEGV has something to do with memory. But in my case there is nothing of my own code except for the main.m in the stacktrace. Also it doesn't seem to symbolicate any of the system libraries. The crash so far only happened on one iPhone. On other phones I haven't been able to reproduce it. Right now I'm completely stuck and don't know where to continue so if anyone has seen something like this before it would be good to hear their problem and resolution. The crash log: Incident Identifier: TODO

I'm new at programming for android so i've started to follow tutorials on the internet, very simple stuff but when I compiled it in order to run on the emulator it always says: "Unfortunately your program has stopped" on my device emulator (nexus 4) so i thought I had an error on my java code. So I created a brand new project unmodified with the usual "hello world" so it should work, but when I'm going to run it appears the same thing. "Unfortunately your program has stopped". Here's what shows on my console. Maybe it has something to do with the version of the API i'm using? 07-04 11:28:35