I have to put my input files directly in the root directory for xcode to see them, and the output files are always in the same root directly.
How can I configure xcode to change the input/output directories ?
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I have to put my input files directly in the root directory for xcode to see them, and the output files are always in the same root directly.
How can I configure xcode to change the input/output directories ?
Your application should never make any assumptions about the current working directory when it is launched. It will be different when launched with Xcode than when launched from a command line or from the Finder or via other means. You need to either use absolute paths for your input/output files (icky, but may be acceptable for “research” type code), or put them in some specific location, or have some other reliable way of defining the location.