Apple Silicon iMac Potentially Surfaces in Xcode Crash Log

[ADGrant]

I can't really see what else Apple would be talking about at WWDC than new ARM Macs?

WWDC is a Software Developers conference. It primarily focuses on the next versions of MacOS and iOS.

 

[DanTSX]

Actually, it's not.

UCSB Science Line

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Is water wet?

Liquid water is not itself wet, but can make other solid materials wet.

Wetness is the ability of a liquid to adhere to the surface of a solid, so when we say that something is wet, we mean that the liquid is sticking to the surface of a material.

>Ackshually.......

Back on topic, an ARM iMac is inevitable really. And this is not the first time we have seen future hardware listed in this manner. I will be ordering one the moment it is available.

 

[Wildkraut]

Shall we interpret this headline positively or negatively?
Is it crashing like hell?

 

[unchecked]

Nevermind. Other people have already pointed out water is by itself not wet.

 

[BaltimoreMediaBlog]

I don't know if it's encouraging that they're crashing before they get out the door or not.

 

[adib]

About time, but if we're basing it off a screen capture like this, I can make you an iMac that's running off of a sparc processor and none would be the wiser (or if you believed it, oh man you stupid)

You'll need to create a SPARC stack dump though, which probably requires recompiling some of macOS frameworks to SPARC to make it believable...

 

[Betamagic]

I checked mine too. They do not show iMac as the device when opened in an iMac, they show the device the app crashed on.

Do you use Xcode version 12.4? Older versions of Xcode did show the correct device, but now I see consistently the device I'm using myself, when looking at macOS crashlogs.

 

[JosephAW]

Apple is still running multiple macOS chipsets versions behind the scenes including the upcoming Power10.

 

[Razorpit]

I hope that developer has added "may blab on Twitter all about your secret hardware" into his app's privacy policy.

First thing that came to my mind, “former developer”...

 

[macsareveryinteresting]

That tells you that their smart if they are noticing the crash logs.

 

[Haiku_Oezu]

LET’S GOOOOOOO