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What is the relationship between the OS release, the XCode release, and the default compiler?
If you run:
'cc --version'
or
'c++ --version'
on a modern OS X with XCode and the command line tools installed (in my case, Mountain Lion with XCode 4.6.x) you will see that the default C ...
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How do I specify what is used as the real C compiler?
I have a configure on Mountain Lion that's running into trouble:
[snip]
checking for gcc...
/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Toolchains/OSX10.8.xctoolchain/usr/bin/cc
checking whether the C ...
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gcc vs. llvm, compiling c++ code, migrating from linux [closed]
i'm migrating from linux machine to mac os x. I was used to write c++ application (for opengl and opencv application mainly) using vim as editor.
Now, i have installed XCode on a new 10.8 mac os x ...
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(new) Compiler for (old) XCode
My OS X does not allow me to update to current XCode software.
With the new XCode and iOS SDK, the sourcecode is compiled with a newer compiler which has some new syntax options which are missing on ...
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Why does it appear that I apparently “do not have access to Command Line Tools” in ML?
I just upgraded to Mountain Lion, and now gcc, make, g++, etc. are not found when trying to launch them in Terminal.
So I went to Xcode Preferences, Downloads, and clicked "Install" next to Command ...
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Xcode update for 10.6.8
I would like to use a newer version of Xcode (current version on my system is 3.2.4) and the command line tools (gcc & make).
I have tried to install Xcode through the Mac App Store, however I ...
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Where can I find gcc in Xcode 3.2.6?
I have a Mac with OS X 10.6.8 Snow Leopard. I'm trying very hard to learn the basics of programming in C, but I can't get my first simple program to run.
I read online to go to Xcode Preferences -> ...
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GCC not found, but Xcode is installed
I have Xcode installed, but when I type gcc in terminal I get "command not found". Maybe I messed up the $PATH variable? What is suposed to be the default value?
EDIT:
(...):/ imac2$ echo $PATH
...
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I installed Xcode but I still don't have gcc in my terminal
I just got a Mac and I'm a complete newbie, so this may be kind of a really easy question, but I wasn't able to solve it with Google or F1.
I was trying to run a C program from the Terminal that ...
