Where does xcode 5 save the executable files that it creates?

I already built my console application, and I can run it from xCode as well. Now I'd like to find the executable file it generates. I saw in an old tip in this forum that it's just to right-click the corresponding product item and select Show in Finder in the menu. However that option is disabled, as you can see in the picture below.
I also tryied the bin\release\debug and it's not there as well.
What am I doing wrong?
Tks in advance,
Mauro Assis

I checked the Locations and they're default, as you can see below:
Am I correct?
Opening the default path in Finder:
Do you think it should be here? Where?
Tks again,
Mauro

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