I want to view the log when building an xcode (4.5) project from the command-line, since the output in the command-line window itself is too long and messy. Is there a standard place the logs would go, I can’t seem to find them?
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I want to view the log when building an xcode (4.5) project from the command-line, since the output in the command-line window itself is too long and messy. Is there a standard place the logs would go, I can’t seem to find them?
Like all command line tools, output goes to standard output and error goes to standard error. By default this is your command line terminal. Use piping and/or redirection if you want them somewhere else. Check your command line interpreter documentation for more info (probably you are using bash, so check
man bash).