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theturban

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Nov 9, 2011
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I'm taking a 200 level course in college right now and I'm using my Mac to code. I was using Xcode 3.x and it was amazing and it worked really well (with some minor exceptions). When I upgraded, everything looks great but I have one problem.

After compiling/building, I can't test the program at all! There's no command window or output window for me to execute or use the program! I can't submit an untested product to my professor. Does anyone know how to get this to work?
 
there's nothing there at all. When I open up the console (shift+cmd+C), then build and run, nothing shows up. I'm getting so frustrated, I'm about to just get a different program -__- lol
 
There's some thing wrong because it the very least you should see the guff that gdb spews out when it starts.

What about if you create a new command-line project that just prints hello world. Does that work for you?
 
Did you definitely click the little icons in the upper right corner? Specifically the middle View button? That should bring up your console.
 
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