Re: How do you get Xcode to symbolicate an OS X crash report?
Re: How do you get Xcode to symbolicate an OS X crash report?
- Subject: Re: How do you get Xcode to symbolicate an OS X crash report?
- From: Roland King <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 26 Jul 2014 10:36:34 +0800
> On 26 Jul 2014, at 8:07 am, email@hidden wrote:
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> The crashlog command (actually a Python script) parses the crashlog, reads the UUID's for all the binaries from the images list at the end of the crash log, and then uses the "DebugSymbols" framework to locate the dSYM given the UUID. You can read more about how DebugSymbols works here:
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> http://lldb.llvm.org/symbols.html
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> Jim
>
This is great, never needed to do this before so it's a wander up the learning curve, works though, I know exactly where the crash came from.
Just to ask one more dumb question, so I can finish the notes I'm writing up on this for the next time. The DebugSymbols framework seems to rely mostly on written preferences, if I have three files, a crash report as /dir1/crashreport.crash, an executable at /dir2/crashingcode and the dSYMs for it somewhere in /dir3/crashingcodearch/dSYMS/... is there anything I can pass on the command-line to crashlog, or in lldb when run, or before loading crashreporter, which tells it for this one session alone, please look 'here' for the dsyms and executable?
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