text: Q:
  
  Symbolicate iOS Crash Stack Trace without Crash Log
  
  I'm using BugSense to track crashes from an iOS App. Recently I noticed problems symbolicating stack traces from live usage.
  The problem is that Apple introduced address space randomization with iOS 4.3 so that the stack address of interest cannot solely be used to retrieve the correct methods that caused the crash.
  Currently I'm trying to get the correct address by calculating
  symbol address = slide + stack address - load address
  
  I already have slide and stack address but from my understanding the load address can only be found in the crash report which I cannot get via BugSense.
  The stack trace looks like
  0 CoreFoundation 0x342723e7 + 162
  1 libobjc.A.dylib 0x3bf63963 objc_exception_throw + 30
  2 CoreFoundation 0x3427229d + 0
  3 Foundation 0x34b48fa3 + 90
  4 UIKit 0x360b5bd9 + 7640
  5 MyApp 0x000c6e99 0xb3000 + 81561
  6 UIKit 0x3623c2ff 0x3607e000 + 1827583
  7 UIKit 0x361b8737 0x3607e000 + 1287991
  8 UIKit 0x361a9869 0x3607e000 + 1226857
  9 UIKit 0x361a97ad 0x3607e000 + 1226669
  10 CoreFoundation 0x34247941 0x341b0000 + 620865
  11 CoreFoundation 0x34245c39 0x341b0000 + 613433
  12 CoreFoundation 0x34245f1d 0x341b0000 + 614173
  13 CoreFoundation 0x341b923d CFRunLoopRunSpecific + 356
  14 CoreFoundation 0x341b90c9 CFRunLoopRunInMode + 104
  15 GraphicsServices 0x37d9733b GSEventRunModal + 74
  16 UIKit 0x360d52b9 UIApplicationMain + 1120
  17 MyApp 0x000b61bf 0xb3000 + 12735
  18 MyApp 0x000b4a08 0xb3000 + 6664
  
  Is there another way to symbolicate this address or to get the respective load address?
  
  A:
  
  The load address is 0xb3000. 
  Luckily you have the symbols stripped from your app binary, otherwise this wouldn't be visible.
  Also this crash happened because of an exception being thrown, so the crash report should give you a Last Exception Backtrace showing where the actual exception happened and the actual exception reason. It is likely that the call in line 5 of the posted stack trace doesn't give you a lot of information on that. The crash information you are getting looks pretty limited :(
  
  