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Ken Thomases authored
Such external debug info files are created by the dsymutil command. Usually, it creates a <name>.dSYM bundle directory but it can also produce a <name>.dwarf flat file. The code will find and use either. It first checks if such a bundle or file is adjacent to the module binary. If it's not, it uses Spotlight to search for a .dSYM bundle based on the binary's UUID, which is what gdb and lldb do, too. That way, it can find it anywhere on the system.
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