Hi
OS X 10.11.5, Xcode 7.3.1, i7 MBP 17” late 2011.
Correct, NSLog doesn’t appear to output anything that I can see (not saying it doesn’t output anything, just that I can’t see it!).
I’m using View->DebugArea->ActivateConsole which opens two panes at the bottom of the Xcode window, named Auto and AllOutput.
But aha! I can see the log output in Console.app in system.log - thank you for that suggestion. Is that where I should look always, or is there somewhere in Xcode I can send those logs to?
I’m launching my plugin app using the Xcode Run button in the titlebar, the wrapper application scheme is set to debug. The logging code is:
if (row == 50 && col == 50) // only debug one pixel { NSLog (@"R: %.2f,%.2f G: %.2f,%.2f, B: %.2f,%.2f", R, RV, G, GV, B, BV); }
Err… I just put a breakpoint on the inner line and it didn’t break… Perhaps my problem is that I’m not really running a debug build in debug mode? So I think I have set something up wrong, or am I not running properly in debug?
Thanks again for the Console app pointer.
Jeremy
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