Scott Berrevoets • 8/1/2016

Silencing NSLog

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This technical article addresses the problem of excessive console logging from third-party libraries in iOS/macOS development. It explains how to use the private `_NSSetLogCStringFunction()` to intercept and silence NSLog output, providing Swift and Objective-C bridging code examples. It also discusses trade-offs, like losing Apple framework logs, and suggests alternatives like custom logging.

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