GorF Update

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On Friday 02 January 2009 13:33:32 Jay Vaughan wrote:
> Do it on the cmd line with 'gcc somecode.c -o somecode' and then run
> with ./somecode .. Xcode project not necessary but you can do it with
> the "command line tool" project template if you want the IDE ..

Isn't it rather something like "open ./somecode.app" 
or "./somecode.app/<some_subpath_i_don_t_remember>/somecode" by default ? I 
thought gcc also produced bundles by default ...