commiebastard wrote:
> When I build, say, an objective C application or a C++ application,
> how do I access the compiler build output ie: the output from the
> compiler that goes on when something is compiled and linked. I'm
> curious about the steps XCode takes to build my program, ie: the
> dependencies on files etc, and the compiler flags used to compile and
> link the objects. When I compile an app in C or Objective C, I click
> "Build" and it builds but doesn't show the steps it is taking. I tried
> opening the run log, the I/O log and the console log but they are all
> blank. And when I go to Build -> Build Results and build with that
> window open, there is no output for the compiler steps taken.
>
> I usually compile using gcc 4.X but I can't seem to get any output on
> building from any of the consoles unless an error occurs.
There's an extra pane in the Build Results window that you need to open
to see all the build commands etc. You click on a funny little (hard to
describe) icon in that window to open it.
Paul
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