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going on 15 years of macOS/iOS dev: I'm not sure if this is 100% equivalent, but, you can use Sample Process in Activity Monitor to get a stacktrace. Generall
by refulgentis 3y ago
going on 15 years of macOS/iOS dev:
I'm not sure if this is 100% equivalent, but, you can use Sample Process in Activity Monitor to get a stacktrace.
Generally, you expect Apple provides nothing, other than binary libraries you can link against and headers.
Of course, from there, there's decompilation etc., but I'd wager 1 in 1000 used that, even in the iOS early days where you had to work around the framework if you were serious about solving a problem.
Probably ~1 in 10,000 now Swift is predominant & harder to do runtime magic in, the platform API surfaces have stabilized relatively, and private API scanning is rigorous and serious.