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From: Francois <xanrov@numericable.fr>
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.programmer.help
Subject: Question about XCode 4
Date: Sun, 31 Jul 2011 10:36:59 +0200
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I'm slowly making my way through the plate of noodles of XCode 4, 
thinking it's a pain to have to learn again every year or so the 
programming tool you just were beginning to use so well. But this is not 
the subject.
I did the excellent tutorial "Your First Mac Application". When 
finished, I was still (I suppose) in the debug phase. I looked for the 
executable in the folder containing the project : SURPRISE ! , it was 
not there but in :

~/Library/Developer/XCode/DeriveData/TrackMix-(a code of some 24 
letters)/Build/Products/Debug/TrackMix.app

All the more funny because Lion hides Library in the home directory ( I 
complained of that in comp.sys.mac.apps and was generously helped to 
make it reappear). The path above looks as a prank !

Now , seriously , I certainly missed something. there must be a way to 
order the beast to put the executable in the project.

Thanks for any light