Symbolicator 1.0.1
It’s two-thirds faster, it works on more crash logs, and thanks to Augie Fackler, it’s now available from the Python Package Index. This means that you can just do this:
sudo easy_install symbolicator
If [you run a custom build of Python and] you don’t want to install setuptools, you can always get the Symbolicator from its webpage.
Oh, and there will be a 1.0.2 to fix some issues. At the moment, I’m going back to working on Growl things, so I won’t start on those for awhile; if you want to beat me to them, fork the project on Bitbucket, commit your fixes, and send me a pull request. (Make sure you co-ordinate your efforts on the ticket! I don’t want to have to choose from two independently-developed fixes.)
UPDATE 2009-04-25: Clarified above that installing setuptools is only necessary if you have installed Python yourself. Thanks to Augie for pointing this out in his comment.
April 25th, 2009 at 08:29:59
It’s worth mentioning that OS X comes with setuptools as part of the base system, so unless you’ve installed a custom Python, easy_install will Just Work.
November 7th, 2009 at 13:22:20
I’m trying to use Symbolicator 1.0.1 to symbolicate a crash log. My crash log and my .dsym file are in the same directory. When I run it on my crash log, nothing is output. I don’t doubt I’m doing something wrong, but I have no idea what to try next. Any ideas?
Thanks.
November 7th, 2009 at 21:16:08
Greg Maletic: Proximity to the crash log doesn’t matter, and if the Symbolicator couldn’t find the dSYM bundle, it would simply output the crash log unchanged.
Please send me a copy of the crash log.