iOS - How to view NSLog and printf output in ssh session on phone?
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I have a simple iPhone App that uses an `NSLog` and several `printf` statements.  The app is a simple test app that I created to test serial communication on the iPhone (3GS).  Obviously I can not test serial com with the iOS Simulator, so I have my device unplugged from the computer after I click `Run` from within Xcode.  I installed syslogd from Cydia, and `tail /var/log/syslog` allows me to monitor certain log messages.

However when I open my app and it reaches the `NSLog` portion of the code I don't see the message appear in `/var/log/syslog` I also don't see the `printf` statements output in the `syslog` file for the app.

Is there a file that exists on the iPhone itself that contains the output from these statements, or do I need to specify my app to output to `/var/log/syslog`?

I am content with opening another file if it exists on the phone that contains the contents of the log messages.  Basically I want to be able to see the contents of the log messages while I am `sshed` into the phone so I can see what is going on.  And obviously using the Console output in Xcode is not an option because the phone isn't connected to the computer.