I don't know about atos, but you can definitely make what you're
trying to do work if you build your app with "DWARF with dSYM"
debugging symbols, archive the dSYM file to some place after
building, and then use dwarfdump with the --lookup option to turn
the address into a symbol.
Arghh. I was afraid somebody was going to tell me that "Yeah, atos
doesn't work half the time, so Apple implemented and now recommends
using 'DWARF with dSYM' instead of atos."
I don't know of any problem with atos and I don't think Nick was
suggesting that there was.
Thanks, Nick. But this means that, since I didn't know that and
didn't set the Target to 'with dSYM' for this build, I'm out of luck
with this crash report. Is that the unfortunate truth, or does
anyone know the tricks needed to make atos successfully give symbols?
If you're using atos and not getting anything out of it, check that
you've got the right architecture—a mistake I've made before.
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