This is an improved logging technique I developed in the last couple of days. It’s not to debug an specific problem, but to get a general idea of where your bug is, and if there are no bugs, to know the stack of methods called.
It’s quite simple, but it does require some work to implement. If you have a big project, it could take some time to implement.
To help you debugging, there’s the NSLog method, and Syslog, on Cydia, by saurik, enables logging in the iDevice.
To use it, simply put:
NSLog(@"A string here");
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