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  • Subject: command-line development in Xcode
  • From: Markian Hlynka <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 4 May 2005 17:11:25 -0600

re: Xcode 1.5...


Is there any way to get things like printf("\r");

to work in the xcode pseudoterminal [ie Run Log]? I understand why curses doesn't work, but I was hoping maybe...?

If not, I was wondering, can anyone tell me if I can configure things so when I hit 'run' it runs in a terminal, but with gdb running in xcode? What should I read?

I currently have my xcode compile, plus a makefile inside the source directories as well, and I typically run them separately. While I need the makefile around for other reasons, it would be useful if I could run in the terminal while debugging with xcode. I'm assuming a simple "attach" wouldn't work with my makefile, since all the object files would be in different places... am I correct in that?

Thanks,

Markian

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