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In my iPhone application, there is a requirement to save a few log files in the phone(files are run-time generated).
Then I have to copy/transfer the files into the pc.
Can anyone suggest the best way to do this.
You can write to log files in ../Documents (one directory up from the .app where the executable resides – I’m pretty sure this is the default working directory). Once you’ve saved them there, you can go in XCode to Window > Organizer. In there, select your iPhone/iPod, under Applications expand your app’s name, and it should show “Application Data” – just click the little down arrow on the right side to download your app’s data.