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Thank you for your answer and the additional links, they are really helpful.
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Thank you for your answer and the additional links, they are really helpful.

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I wrote a framework library for a Mac and my GUI is using that library. &nbsp;I need to &nbsp;troubleshoot my program on issues on a mac with not Xcode.<br />
How can I view the NSLog messages logged by my frawework on a mac with no Xcode?
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I wrote a framework library for a Mac and my GUI is using that library.  I need to  troubleshoot my program on issues on a mac with not Xcode.
How can I view the NSLog messages logged by my frawework on a mac with no Xcode?

View NSLog Messages at runtime on Mac

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