New answers tagged xcode
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Did you try xcode-select?
man xcode-select
or
xcode-select --switch /Applications/Xcode
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The command line tools are installed like other OS X packages, so you may need to delete the receipt file from the receipts database (which used to be trivial since you could delete the file from /Library/Receipts but now is more complicated and needs a short article on the receipts database).
Rather than mess with that, why not just download the stand ...
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You can scale iOS simulator to desire scale (I tried from .2 to 1.4 ) and it worked for me.
To do this you have to go to /Library/Preferences and edit com.apple.iphonesimulator.plist file. Edit value for KEY SimulatorWindowLastScale to desire scale.
I tried this on latest Version of Mountain Lion (10.8.4) and on the iOS 6.0 simulator.
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You should make sure that you install Command-line tools. Go to Preferences window (⌘+,), Downloads tab, and click "Install" on "Command Line Tools".
That should get you the otool binary installed.
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Xcode version
With a recent release of Xcode, the default compiler was changed from GCC (like you said) to LLVM (clang) - a more modern compiler, with more error options.
It has nothing whatsoever to do with your OS X version.
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I've had mixed results with pausing app store download.
There is a decent chance it would start over from the beginning of downloading.
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