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I'm using CMake 2.8 to create an Xcode project with ITK, for use with Xcode 5.  
I've followed this post:

http://www.itk.org/pipermail/insight-users/2009-February/028911.html

I'm using the Hello World example from the ITK 4.4.2 source, which is I think
identical or very close to the one posted here:

https://github.com/Kitware/ITK/tree/master/Examples/Installation

This successfully created an xcode project, and when I run it it creates a
binary in bin/debug/HelloWorld that runs as expected in the terminal.  So
I'm 99.9% of the way there.  However, in the "Products" folder of the Project 
Navigator, the HelloWorld binary is red, and the file inspector thinks the path 
is to /Users/Davis/Desktop/HelloWorld/bin/*build/*Debug/HelloWorld (in 
actuality, the Debug folder is directly in the bin; there is no build folder).  
This is particularly confusing because I can't find a reference to a 
HelloWorld/bin/build folder in the Build Locations section of the Build 
Settings, and because the Debug section of the Preconfiguration Build Products 
Path seems to list the path to the binary:

Build Products Path: /Path/To/HelloWorld/bin
Intermediate Build Files Path: /Path/To/HelloWorld/bin
Preconfiguration Build Products Path:
     Debug: /Path/To/HelloWorld/bin/Debug
etc.

Any ideas?

--d

P.S. I recently posted a similar question on the ITK users group, but Mr. 
McCormick suggested that it might have a better chance of being answered here.
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