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Debugger console is not opening

I have created a simple hello world application in xcode using the command line utility. When i click on Build and Run. program successfully builds. I can see a message at status bar
"Debugging of HelloMac ended normally"

But debugger console on which Hello World message should appear is not opening.

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Try shift-command-R to open the console, it doesn't open automatically as far as I know unless you use the all-in-one view and choose 'Debug' instead of 'Run'.

theMikeSwan  2010-05-16 19:20:19
+2  A: 

Check your Xcode Preferences, under Debugging, the "On Start" setting.

progrmr  2010-05-16 19:24:15
+1  A: 

Xcode => Preferences => Debugging => On Startup => Show Console:

alt text

Paul R  2010-05-16 20:04:20

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