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I am a MFi developer and I am developing an iPhone App that talks to custom hardware. My question is how does one go about debugging the iPhone app

I have searched the web and stackoverflow but there seems to be no clear direction.

1. 30 Pin dock - Since the iPhone is docked to the accessory - how does Xcode debug the App

2. There are some threads of Xcode debugging over WiFi but this feature was there in Xcode but then removed - what is the state of this in the latest Xcode (Circa 2012)

Any direction especially from someone who has successfully done this would be appreciated.

Pedro

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  • possible duplicate of [Debugging an iOS app with an external accessory connected via Dock](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3420716/debugging-an-ios-app-with-an-external-accessory-connected-via-dock) – FoamyGuy Jul 07 '12 at 23:51
  • Hello Tim - Yes I have see the other post - however that post is over two years old and I was wondering if there is any new development of this. Seems like a fundamental problem. – OneGuyInDc Jul 09 '12 at 12:56

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Wireless debugging was a feature in Xcode 4.2, but it has been removed in later versions, and it's still not available as of Xcode 5.0.
Looks like your best option is having to rely on logs, unfortunately.

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