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Use a custom version of clang in Xcode
I installed the recent version of clang (to /usr/local/). How do I set up Xcode to use this and not the built-in version of clang?
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how to reinstall xcode command-line tools?
I had serious problems from two versions of Xcode on the same machine. I removed all Xcode app instances & many other non-System 'xcode'-related files, then reinstalled the app (4.6.2), fixing my ...
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Why can't I find PackageMaker?
As far as I know, the PackageMaker should be part of "Auxiliary tools for Xcode" and can be downloaded from https://developer.apple.com/downloads. However I cannot see the "Auxiliary tools for Xcode" ...
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How does one get IOS SDK 5.0 or higher? [closed]
I cannot find IOS SDK 5.0 Did Apple remove that SDK as an option?
Also, I already have the latest Xcode installed. Shouldn't I be able to select IOS SDK 5.0 within that environment? When I ...
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Better PHP syntax coloring for XCode, and support for short_open_tag [closed]
The syntax coloring definition for PHP in Xcode (as of 4.5.1) is pretty poor:
probably some 30% of PHP keywords are missing from the definition and are not highlighted as such
PHP blocks in the ...
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What version of GDB version is included in your Xcode?
Not sure if this is suitable for Stack Overflow or here.
I'm having some problems with GDB in Xcode and I wonder if it isn't a problem with what version I'm on. I have Snow Leopard and Xcode 3.2.6. ...
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Xcode commit view: keyboard shortcut for jumping to the next change?
When I commit my code from Xcode (File -> Source Control -> Commit), is there a command (that can be assigned a shortcut presumably) to jump to the next change in the commit view? This will allow to ...
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Help. Question about run application on IOS 5.1 [closed]
I am using Xcode 4.2 with iOS 5 to develop an application. This application doesn't include any new features provided in iOS 5.1. So, if I submit this app to App Store, can the users download it and ...
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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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How to change 2 properties in Xcode 4?
I would like to do 2 things in the xCode:
enabling spelling correction in the comments.
unrolling the lines of code/comment, I mean like when I have a long line of code xCode won't break it to 3-4 ...
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Why does Xcode always have trouble submitting archives to iTunes? [closed]
Some Background
Xcode not submitting to iTunes flawlessly has ALWAYS plagued me! I just don't understand what's going on, ever!
I know what I am doing, I have quite a few apps in the iTunes App ...
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Force style of push notification? [closed]
I was wondering - is there a way to force how a push notification will appear to the iPhone user? There are 3 options in settings for the user to choose - none, some kind of top banner that ...
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I installed latest Xcode (4.3.2) which comes as package, can I delete the older versions?
According to apple,
Xcode in the Mac App Store has been repackaged, and is now distributed as a stand-alone application.
Can I safely remove old versions of Xcode which are using a lot of space? ...
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Mac OS and distributed compile
Is there an alternative to distcc on Mac OS X Lion?
Apple recently removed distcc from Xcode. It's a feature I use a lot. If I want to update to the latest version of Xcode I will have to give it up.
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Xcode 4 and Snow Leopard
This is the thing :
I have Xcode 4.3 on my MacBook Pro (running Lion)
I am stuck with 4.0.2 on my iMac (running Snow Leopard)
Given that I would really like to retain a SnowLeopard-running machine ...
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How to install Xcode from downloaded package
I recently uninstalled all dev tools from OS X after having issues with gcc and realizing both Xcode 3 and 4 were installed - but not before saving an Xcode package file to the desktop. It's over 3 GB ...
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Missing autoconf/automake in Xcode 4.3?
After I purged Xcode 4.2 and installed Xcode 4.3 from App Store, I can not find autotools (automake/autoconf) through the command line. I've tried to run find /Applications/Xcode.app -name 'automake', ...
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“Build and go” equivalent in Xcode 4 [closed]
To the Xcode nerds out there, how can do I "Build & Run" in Xcode 4? I can't find this feature whereby the project is built and launched in Terminal (in the case of my C terminal apps) ...
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Can I delete folder Developer-3.2.5?
I saw a similar question (Can I delete the /Developer-3.2.6 folder?), but I am unclear if it would break anything. That question assumes the user is not a developer, so I was a little worried and ...
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Problem of installation xcode4 and then xcode3
I install Xcode4 first in the default path /Developer then I install Xcode3 in /XCode3 It seems that the installation was not completed because I can't see Xcode.app in /XCode3/Application. What ...
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Is it possible to install both Xcode 3 and 4 side-by-side, alternate use either one or the other
I've got a handle on how to install Xcode 3 and 4 on the same machine (running OS X < 10.7), so I'm looking more how to manage this environment.
Rather: is it possible to enter some shell command ...
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Xcode 4.1 does not show any recent projects
I would like to ask you what is wrong with my Xcode 4.1. Every time I launch it, it show me that there are "No recents" nevertheless the fact that I have created lots of projects.
P.S.:
defaults ...
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How to use Xcode 4 mergetool in a standalone fashion?
I sometimes have to make git merges on the console. Up until now, for resolving conflicts, I was using Xcode 3's FileMerge (you can open it on the console using the 'opendiff' command). If conflicts ...

