When testing my iOS application on a device connected to Xcode, logs from NSLog or CCLog appear in the console, which is very useful for me to debug.
When the device is not connected to Xcode, obviously I don’t get such logs. And when it crashes, I simply don’t know why.
Because of this, I made a question here: Is there an output log like Xcode's available locally in my iPhone?. But I have noticed that those “Device Logs” are not the logs I expected. In fact, they are greatly different from the logs I see in my Xcode console, and none of them reflects a NSLog or CCLog I have done in my project. So I guess I was looking in the wrong place.
Are NSLogs or CCLogs stored somewhere I can retrieve? I don’t really understand the “Device Logs”, but they really don’t seem to tell me anything useful or specific.
Connect your device to your computer and in XCode, windows Organizer, you can see the devices. You can select your device and then click on Console. It should show you all the NSLog statements