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What's the difference between "Build and Go (Run)" and "Build and Run" in XCode? Why is this so Ambiguous?

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Build and Run will always Run. Build and Go will load the debugger, if relevant.

Dave Gamble
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If you just click "Build and Go" it's the same as "Build and Run"... any modified files are compiled and linked then your application is executed.

But if you click-and-hold on the "Build and Go" icon then after a second or so you should see a pop-up appear that presenets the choices "Build and Run", "Build and Debug", "Run Executable" or "Debug Executable". (Not the best use of UI IMO :) )

Mitch Wheat