FROM : Roland Silver
DATE : Fri Aug 11 22:07:10 2006
The Xcode Debug menu has 3 items: Run Log, Console Log, Standard I/O
Log.
Experiment reveals that the NSLog and printf functions output to the
Run Log.
Clicking on Console Log opens a Debugger Console window.
Questions:
1. How does text get output to the Debugger Console window?
2. What's the Standard I/O Log for? The name suggests that output to
stdout -- like that output by printf -- should appear in that window,
but I can't even open it by selecting the menu item "Debug>Standard I/
O Log".
DATE : Fri Aug 11 22:07:10 2006
The Xcode Debug menu has 3 items: Run Log, Console Log, Standard I/O
Log.
Experiment reveals that the NSLog and printf functions output to the
Run Log.
Clicking on Console Log opens a Debugger Console window.
Questions:
1. How does text get output to the Debugger Console window?
2. What's the Standard I/O Log for? The name suggests that output to
stdout -- like that output by printf -- should appear in that window,
but I can't even open it by selecting the menu item "Debug>Standard I/
O Log".
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