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I need to symbolicate some crash logs and for that I read that I need the .app and the .dSYM files together with the .crash files. I can't find the .app file anywhere. I have the .app.dSYM file and the .crash ones but I can't find the .app one. I can also see my error logs on the Xcode Organizer. But the lines from my Application are not symbolicated. And if I click on the arrow to open with a project, I have no idea which file to open. Thanks therealjohn When you build your iOS project, you should have the .app file in the bin/iPhone/Release directory. Or, if you have the .ipa file, you can

Is there any way to symbolicate a stack trace that is not a full crash report? I am logging the string result of [NSThread callStackSymbols] to our server. This doesn't give a fully formatted crash report, but just the unsymbolicated stack trace (example below). I have tried to symbolicate just this. I have also tried replacing the thread 0 stack trace of an actual crash report from the same build. Neither worked. I do have the dSYM of the build in the app archive. Is there any way to do this without leaving symbols in the distribution build? 0 domino free 0x00072891 domino free + 465041 1

I have a bit of a dilemma — no matter what I do, I cannot get Apple's Instruments.app to symbolicate any of the included instruments while I'm profiling on my devices (it works OK in the iOS Simulator). I've tried just about everything I can think of, including: Checking that I'm actually building a dSYM Switching between Debug and Release build schemes Making sure that the signing certificate being used in my Development cert Adding and removing my Derived Data folder from Spotlight's Privacy list Clean & Build before profiling Removing the Derived Data folder before building and profiling I

I cannot symbolicate OS X (not iOS) crash logs from testers and users using XCode 4.6 . The crash logs cannot be dragged into the organizer, and the organizer does not show any crash logs from ~/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports/, though some logs are in that directory. Didier Malenfant commented on a previous thread XCode not importing OS X crash log that The bottom line is quite simple. As of now (Xcode 4.6), OS X crash logs cannot be imported into Xcode. Only iOS ones. Is this the current state of affairs? It’s hard to imagine that organizations are able to support new OS X software without

Excuse me! There's a problem confuse me! I have the Myapp.app.dSYM. (All Symbols has stripped from the MyApp.app and copy to dSYM) Now I use symbolicatecrash tool to symbolicate Crashes, it's not working! Hex address is still there. Part of my crash log: ...... 11 MyApp 0x00000001010ac2c8 0x100070000 + 17023688 12 MyApp 0x00000001010b1168 0x100070000 + 17043816 13 MyApp 0x00000001010b10e0 0x100070000 + 17043680 ...... So I try to use: atos -arch arm64 -o MyApp.app.dSYM/Contents/Resources/DWARF/MyApp -l 0x100070000 0x00000001010b1168 and it's work! Symbolicated! Related symbolicate log may help

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