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This is a line of stack track from my iOS app crash log:
MyAPPName 0x001f642e 0xd2000 + 1197102
I know how to symbolicate a crash log, but what does 0x001f642e 0xd2000 + 1197102 mean in every line of stack trace?
Another form of writing those values is:
0x001f642e = 0xd2000 + 1197102.So
0x001f642eis the actual address of the code being executed, while0xd2000is the starting address of the binary where the code is being executed and1197102is the offset within the binary.