title: Are logs made with NSLog or CCLog stored in the iPhone? Can I retrieve them?
body: <p>When testing my iOS application on a device connected to Xcode, logs from <code>NSLog</code> or <code>CCLog</code> appear in the console, which is very useful for me to debug.</p>
  
  <p>When the device is not connected to Xcode, obviously I don't get such logs. And when it crashes, I simply don't know why.</p>
  
  <p>Because of this, I made a question here: <a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11566066/is-there-an-output-log-like-xcodes-available-locally-in-my-iphone">Is there an output log like Xcode&#39;s available locally in my iPhone?</a>. But I have noticed that those "Device Logs" <strong>are not the logs I expected</strong>. In fact, they are greatly different from the logs I see in my Xcode console, and none of them reflects a <code>NSLog</code> or <code>CCLog</code> I have done in my project. So I guess I was looking in the wrong place.</p>
  
  <p>Are <code>NSLogs</code> or <code>CCLogs</code> stored somewhere I can retrieve? I don't really understand the "Device Logs", but they really don't seem to tell me anything useful or specific.</p>