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I've tried class-dump and class-dump-x, but neither works on CoreSymbolication.framework on Snow Leopard (OS X 10.6.2)
/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreSymbolication.framework
Are there are any other ways to retrieve the headers for this framework?
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Private frameworks are frameworks which you are not allowed to use. They are not expected to be used outside of Apple, hence "Private". They are often lower-level libraries which may "break" the system if not used correctly.
Can I delete it safely? No, and you can't delete anything else in /System/ safely either.
sdk . From there, usr/include holds common public headers such as the standard C headers, and various Apple headers are in frameworks under System . In /Applications/Xcode. app/Contents/Developer/Platforms , you will likely find folders for other platforms, such as iPhoneOS.
H header files are typically used to store C function declarations, as well as macro definitions, which can be used by multiple source files. Header files can be inserted into a . C source code file using the #include directive.
CoreSymbolication is not written in Objective-C but in C++. That’s why class-dump does not work. You can use
nm /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreSymbolication.framework/CoreSymbolication | c++filt
to look at the symbols defined in CoreSymbolication. They are a little difficult to read because of heavy template usage.
Alas, for C++, it’s not possible to generate full header information out of the executable.
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