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Description:	ratos is a shell that decodes iPhone Xcode stack traces using atos and written in Ruby edit
Homepage:	http://myutil.com/2009/2/6/announcing-ratos-a-shell-to-decode-iphone-stack-traces edit
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initial import of ratos

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Fri Feb 06 14:24:22 -0800 2009

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LICENSE	Fri Feb 06 14:24:22 -0800 2009	initial import of ratos [face]
README.rdoc	Fri Feb 06 14:24:22 -0800 2009	initial import of ratos [face]
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README.rdoc

ratos

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ratos is a shell front end to atos written in Ruby for iPhone development. Simply cut and past full stack traces to ratos, type ‘arm’ or ‘sim’ and ratos uses atos to decode the addresses into a nice symbolized stack trace.

atos is a tool from apple that converts numeric addresses to symbols of binary images or processes. atos integrates nicely into xcode for OSX development. However, when doing iPhone, atos can not be tightly integrated into your application is there is no /usr/bin/atos on the iPhone.

Usage

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    git clone git://github.com/face/ratos.git
    sudo cp ratos/bin/ratos /usr/local/bin/.

    # csh
    setenv RATOS_APP_PATH ~/proj/TheSnapper

    # or bash
    export RATOS_APP_PATH=~/proj/TheSnapper

    ratos

If your application name is different than your directory name, then you may additionally set RATOS_APP_NAME:

    # csh
    setenv RATOS_APP_PATH ~/proj/IttyBooksFree
    setenv RATOS_APP_NAME IttyBooks
    # or bash
    export RATOS_APP_PATH=~/proj/IttyBooksFree
    export RATOS_APP_NAME=IttyBooks

    ratos

For a more complete example and documentation, please see myutil.com