Seeing the NSLog for an app running directly in simulator, not via Xcode?

Yes. Here's a quote from Tools Workflow Guide for iOS.

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I am directly opening the app from within the simulator. Can I see the NSLog statements printing somewhere? Iphone ios ios-simulator xcode4.2 link|improve this question edited Feb 17 at 23:29bneely1,228314 asked Feb 17 at 20:15Abhinav2,420940 80% accept rate.

Launch Xcode's Organizer. – URLArenzo Feb 17 at 23:33 Organizer works for device & not for simulator. – Abhinav Feb 18 at 0:30.

Yes. Here's a quote from Tools Workflow Guide for iOS: When running your app in a simulator, you can access the app’s console logs in the Console app (located in /Applications/Utilities).

From BYU CocoaHeads: Redirected NSLog() Occasionally, you may want to redirect your NSLog() output to a file so that you can examine it more conveniently. NSLog() works by outputting messages to STDERR, so all you need to do is redirect the STDERR stream to a file, and you're good to go. The following code will redirect it to a file on your desktop: int fd = creat("/Users/dave/Desktop/my_log", S_IRUSR | S_IWUSR | S_IRGRP | S_IROTH); close(STDERR_FILENO); dup(fd); close(fd); NSLog(@"this will be written to my_log"); This will only affect NSLog() calls from your application.

I could manage to see the logs in "Console" application in MAC OS.

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