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I am using NSLog to record logs in an iPhone application.
In Xcode when I execute my iPhone application with “Run -> Console,” I get timestamps in the following format: “2011-06-06 18:34:58.189”. When I view the console through the Xcode Organizer, the timestamps are in the following format: “Jun 6 18:42:51”. Is there any way to ensure that the timestamps displayed in the Xcode Organizer display milliseconds?
Or would I need to write my own logging function instead of using NSLog?
I ended up using the method described here (http://blog.coriolis.ch/2009/01/09/redirect-nslog-to-a-file-on-the-iphone/) to redirect stderr to a file.