CoreSymbolication is not written in Objective-C, but in C ++. This is why the dump class does not work. you can use
nm /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreSymbolication.framework/CoreSymbolication | c++filt
to look at the characters defined in CoreSymbolication. They are difficult to read due to the use of heavy patterns.
Alas, for C ++ it is not possible to generate full header information from an executable file.
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