xcode-organizer

When selecting an iOS device and clicking the "Use for Development" button in Xcode organizer, what does it change on the device (iPhone or iPad)? Are there any debugging symbols installed or some sort of profilers or loggers? Does this mode affect device performance or battery life while being "used for development"? From my experience, the practical consequences of turning on a device for development are an increase of levels of logged data and access to these logs. (I'm not sure if logs are activated for all apps or just those you develop yourself.) This extra logging activity might have a

I've got some logs on Xcode's Organizer but I don't know how to properly debug them. I've read Apple Documentation at Apple Documentation by it doesn't tells me where the error/crash message is. It's hard to debug if you don't know what has caused it. When I try to open each log in Finder, it opens a .xccrashpoint file, not a standard crash log. Is there anyway to know the error message (as we received on previous crash reports)? I have stumbled on this recently too. What helped me was: right click on the crash -> show in finder copy the .xccrashpoint file somewhere rename the file extension

Currently, my crash organizer looks as follows. I have not really worked with crash logs before, but to me the crashes do not look symbolicated. I am unable to find where the app has crashed and for what reason. In addition, when I open the stack trace in the project, nothing is highlighted and I cannot tell and which line it crashed in the file. My question is: is there a way to symbolicate all these crashes from within the organizer, or must it be done through terminal? Thanks. What you're seeing is that the SDK classes like UITableView are symbolicated, but classes from your "YLSA" app are

How do you get to the XCode Provisioning Organizer? In Xcode, select Organizer from the Window menu, and you will get a window that give you all sorts of information about your devices and provisioning profiles. Also, there is an application called iPhone Configuration Utility (on my computer, it is in the /Applications/Utilities folder), which has pretty much the same information as the Xcode Organizer window. You need to connect up your device, and when you click on the device in the Organizer window, you can add and remove profiles. From the menu: Window > Organizer. Then on the left,

My app's development provisioning profile expired a couple of weeks ago, so I went to the provisioning portal to get a fresh new one. After obtaining it, I visited the Xcode Organizer, removed the expired profile from my devices as well as my Mac, then imported the new profile. Xcode installs the profile onto my devices immediately, and my app runs again on the devices. The problem is that while the Organizer is able to see the new profile and install it as normal, the IDE gets confused between the old one and the new one. Every time I try to build the app, it fails immediately. The error

I recently upgraded my Xcode to 4.2. Since then my Organizer-Repository stopped working. Initially it said "Host is unreachable" and placed red dot every where. In the same Mac 10.6.8, i do have SvnX and it works with same SVN location without any problem. I also tested this in Safari and found it is working (Server supports VisualSVN). Only Xcode is finding problem with this location. I even appended my private/etc/host files with svn.ip.address my-svn-pet-name and used that in my xcode following this post . Doesn't work. My repository is connected over a specific port 8080. I gave ip-address