Hi I was using Xcode for c++ (for competitive programming purposes, not sure if this is the standard choice but using it anyway)
I included a <bits/stdc++.h> to the include file for XCode.app and they didn't show any error. But then when I ran my code, it showed "Build Succeeded" although no output was visible.
Ah, <bits/stdc++.h>! If I had a dollar for every time that came up, I’d have at least… well… maybe five dollars (-:
I recommend that you avoid that include and instead just include the standard C++ headers. See this thread for more context.
As to why your output is not showing up, I very much doubt that it’s related to <bits/stdc++.h>. However, I think it’s worthwhile to rule that out first. Try this:
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In Xcode, create a new project from the macOS > Command Line Tool template.
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While doing that, choose C++ as your language.
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Choose Product run.
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Xcode should show the string
Hello, World!in its console pane. If it doesn’t, choose View > Debug Area > Activate Console.
Can you got this to work?
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