I just jumped from xcode 3.2 to 4.2 and for some reason the console doesn't display anything when I build. Xcode will say build succeeded and when I compile the .cpp file in terminal with g++ it works fine, but xcode won't show anything in the console. It's driving me crazy becaue the mac at my work seems to be set up in an identical fashion and it outputs without any problems. Any thoughts? (c++)
xcode-OTHER, Mac OS X (10.7.2)
Xcode doesn't display anything in the debug console when you build. The console displays output for command-line programs when you run them in Xcode. Open the log navigator to see the results of the build. Choose View > Navigators > Show Log Navigator to open the log navigator.
If you're running your program in Xcode and the debug console isn't displaying command-line output, that's a different problem. I don't have an answer for that. Command-line output should appear in the debug console.
I experience the same problem: the command-line output does not appear in the debug console. The compiled program (an xcode-generated hellow world in C) outputs fine when ran in the Terminal. Any ideas? Thanks!
Mark Szymczyk wrote:
If you're running your program in Xcode and the debug console isn't displaying command-line output, that's a different problem. I don't have an answer for that. Command-line output should appear in the debug console.
I found where my problem was: I have a custom .gdbinit, and it was causing XCode some trouble. After moving it, XCode works just fine. The output was not displaying because gdb had trouble loading the compiled program.
It's the debug console that isn't displaying anything... and like you I have no answer for it either
I got the same problem. But my application was output some information, and not displayed suddently.
My application was running ok in eclipse and terminal.
I don't known why...
No output in console in xcode 4.2...
