A very simple debugging utility for Xamarin.iOS apps that prints on console a list of opened files by the mobile application.
The latest XCode Instruments lack of File Activity tool to inspect opened file in iOS but only in Mac OS. This projects binds the framework generated here in a C# .dll that can be used directly in a Xamarin project.
I used the follwong Guide to create the binding.
Open Project in Xamarin and build it. The output binary is under the bin folder.
Add library to a Xamarin.iOS app. Import dll in the source code file:
using FileCounter.Xamarin;
then use it in your code:
FileCounter.Lsof()
All credits to this awesome SO answer. Thank you Rich Waters!
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