message: Document build output in getting started and some more cross-links
diff: @@ -19,6 +19,7 @@ Selecting a Kit
  ---------------
  Before we can configure, you must select a *Kit*.
  +:ref:`(Read more about kits) <kits>`.
  What are kits?
  Kits represent a *toolchain*: A set of compilers, linkers, or other tools
  @@ -59,11 +60,9 @@ Selecting a Variant
  -------------------
  Similar to selecting a kit, we must select a *Variant*.
  +:ref:`(Read more about variants) <variants>`.
  -What are variants?
  - Variants represent a set of common compilation options that change the type
  - of binaries that will be emitted. This includes Debug, Release, MinSizeRel,
  - etc.
  +Before selecting a variant, the variant slot on the statusbar will read *Unknown*:
  .. image:: res/no_variant.png
  :align: center
  @@ -77,10 +76,12 @@ command from the command palette. A quick-pick will appear:
  The active build variant will be displayed on the same statusbar button, along
  with the project name and extension status.
  -CMake Tools will load up the default variant when it doesn't detect a prior
  -selection. For the default variant, this will be ``Debug``.
  +.. note::
  + Just like with kits, CMake will ask you which variant to build if you
  + haven't already made a selection.
  -Find out more on the :ref:`variants` page.
  +Variants can be customized to a wide variety of purposes. Find out more on the
  +:ref:`variants` page.
  Running Configuration
  =====================
  @@ -99,7 +100,6 @@ the live output from CMake as configuration runs:
  At this point, CMake Tools has loaded information about your project and you are
  free to roam about the cabin.
  -
  Building Your Project
  *********************
  @@ -125,3 +125,12 @@ build progress bar:
  :align: center
  The build can be stopped by clicking the *Stop* button.
  +
  +Accessing Build Results
  +***********************
  +
  +By default, CMake Tools writes build output to the ``build/`` subdirectory of
  +your source tree, so build results are visible from the file explorer within
  +Visual Studio Code. This can be changed by changing the
  +:ref:`cmake.buildDirectory <conf-cmake.buildDirectory>` setting.
  +
  