Xcode 9, where do my NSLog () go? Do not show in Xcode or Console.app

Question

I am trying to do basic registration when I am working on an application. I have entered the code NSLog()in my code, but nothing is printed on the Xcode console below. Literally nothing, even some startup information that the application launches, etc.

I have the Xcode console installed for display All Output, and I have a variable inspector and an open console:

I heard about the changes in Logging and that a new Console.app was introduced, which will allow me to view the logs on the simulators, so I thought that maybe the logs will appear there, but so far I am doing so much system Messages that I make . I do not see NSLog () which I do.

Am I missing something? Is there a new setting that I need to flip? Where can I see my NSLog () s?

EDIT:

I did this with the iOS 11 simulator and did not get console output. When I switched to the iOS 9 simulator, I got all the output to the console.

Answer 1

Figured it out. This is not an intermittent problem or a problem that can be fixed upon restart. This is a problem starting the configuration.

Click the Run selector in the upper left corner of the Xcode tool.

Click Schema Management.

Click on your main application project.

Click the "Edit" button in the lower left.

Uncheck OS_ACTIVITY_MODE.

Click "Close."

Viola. All your console logs are returned.