Once the program is built, where on the hard drive is it?
Does Xcode help one set up where the finished product should reside at?
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Once the program is built, where on the hard drive is it?
Does Xcode help one set up where the finished product should reside at?
You want to take a look at ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData. Note that under Lion the ~/Library directory is hidden by default, you can get to it through the terminal.
A super simple way to get there is via Xcode. Simply open up the Organizer, either Window -> Organizer or Cmd-Shift-2, click on Projects. From there you can easily delete the Derived data, which is the most common case. Clicking on the little arrow button will open it in the finder.