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64bit arch binary could not be dumped. It has nothing to do with the iOS version used.
Expected behaviour
Code in Heap_Dump.py will work only with 32-bit binaries regardless of the iOS version 8 or 9.
Check if device is 64bit arch, then try to -thin the binary (if FAT).
Actual behaviour
When unable to dump the memory for the apps. The comment says issues is with iOS version support.
Steps to reproduce
use dynamic/memory/heap_dump
set FILTER something
run
If binary is 64bit or FAT then the dump will not work. It works only with the 32bit arch binary.
Thin the binary first and then try to dump the memory
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Issue #65 says that the issue is with gdb on iOS9. Whereas #83 says that
the gdb problem has nothing to do with the iOS version. The reason gdb
fails has to do with the 64bit arch application binaries. If you run the
heapdump for 32bit binaries it will work even on iOS9.
Issue
More of a solution and less of an issue.
64bit arch binary could not be dumped. It has nothing to do with the iOS version used.
Expected behaviour
Code in Heap_Dump.py will work only with 32-bit binaries regardless of the iOS version 8 or 9.
Check if device is 64bit arch, then try to -thin the binary (if FAT).
Actual behaviour
When unable to dump the memory for the apps. The comment says issues is with iOS version support.
Steps to reproduce
If binary is 64bit or FAT then the dump will not work. It works only with the 32bit arch binary.
Thin the binary first and then try to dump the memory
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: