Re-target to MacOS 10.7 SDK. Add timeout functionality. #1
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(this project was no longer compiling with the latest Xcode) Change-Id: Ia75390332506beebce3fb490fba29e45a0caee24
This is a better solution than the previous commit, because we won't have to do this again when the 10.7 SDK is obsolete. Change-Id: I34238e317f214804038c15ef28cd52eea3b5d6a8
* Now exits the program if either no logs have been seen for the past N seconds (-t <N>), or if N seconds have elapsed (-t <N> -x). Change-Id: I09eec51dd57ccb44f4e09d339d2664e91795d8fe
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This project was no longer compiling with the latest Xcode. The first 2 commits clean that up.
The third commit adds two command-line parameters:
-t <timeout>
-x
If -t is used by itself, after 2 seconds plus the timeout have elapsed, deviceconsole will check if any more logs have been written out. If not, the program exits. The -x parameter modifies that behavior by exiting immediately after the number of seconds specified in the -t parameter have elapsed.
Change-Id: Ia75390332506beebce3fb490fba29e45a0caee24