Hey everybody, I've been gone a long time what with work and college and all, and I'm just now trying to really get back into programming, so I'm still trying to get used to all the newest versions of XCode and such, as well as trying to catch up with Cocoa (some neat things in there, and some things I'm not too crazy about *cough*bindings*cough*).

I'm having a very serious problem I shouldn't be having though, where in heavens name is NSLog going to? At first I just thought it was a problem with my method calls, but apparently not, as I created a new project with the sole purpose of calling NSLog on startup. So I start it up, and no NSLog calls are displayed in the Run Log (which is where it should go, or so I believe).

Anyone care to shed some light on my logging dilemma?

that's where they go, if you click the run button in Xcode. If you double click your app in the finder they'll go to the "console" application.

I'm afraid there's still no NSLog calls recorded. I know it's not my code, because I've already started a new project, just for the sake of calling NSLog when it runs. No dice.

It's one thing when my code is busted, I can fix that. It's another when the tools go nutty on me.

If you run the application from the terminal
then the NSLog should show up in the terminal window.