When I ask CodeBlocks to run my built application it spawns a terminal window and runs the application within that window. How do I instead get it to run within the IDE s log window?
This is something that is not implemented in Code::Blocks as such.
Target executables are either run directly from the IDE (no console), or via the consolerunner program which calls whatever terminal is appropriate (e.g. cmd under Windows, xterm under Linux) and optionally prompts for a key once the process has exited. Which one it is (terminal or no terminal) depends on the "Type" field in the project s Properties window ("Build Targets" tab).
However, if you absolutely want, you can get the effect of running in the log window indirectly by executing your program as post-build step. In that case, your program s stdout and stderr will both be displayed in the build log tab.
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