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Well, the title pretty much sums it up, really. I've only just started toying around with XCode and stumbled upon this while coding the obligatory "Hello, World" app. When I click "Build And Run" (or just Run), my app runs, but XCode doesn't bring up the console window, so I can't, for example, see its output.

If I double-click the executable on the Detail View list, the terminal window appears as expected.

I suspect I'm doing something stupid, but don't know yet what it is. I'm running XCode 3.2.2 on Snow Leopard.

Thanks.

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⌘-, select debugging, and change the "on start" value to "Show console & Debugger."

You can choose the other options, depending on your style. See the debugging guide for more details.

-S!

Stephen Furlani
I was expecting a normal terminal window, but the Debugging Console will do as well. Thanks.
Pedro d'Aquino
The debugging console allows you to use (gdb) commands and will print out all "terminal" output. Should be enough for debugging during the run of your app.
Stephen Furlani