![]() ![]() The active target is the one Xcode is going to work with when you hit the 'build' button. Rather then have multiple makefiles Xcode prefers to keep its compiling information within the project file, targets are for building different products, if you click the drop down arrow on the standard target (Should be the name of your project) you can see 'build phases', essentially steps in building that require specific input, using the "Compile with Source" and "Copy Headers" phases you can have two targets which use separate main.cpp files and make separate applications, yet still share some source files within the project. ![]() You don't need to worry about it for now, if you select the C++ Command Line Tool project template there is already a target and some build configurations made for you which should already work. ![]() You commented about targets, so I thought I might explain them for you: ![]()
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