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Why is /usr/include missing? I have Xcode and Command Line Tools installed (Mojave)
The "why" is because Apple has deprecated having a /usr/include distinct from the SDK. You shouldn't rely on having it going forward.
The compilers know already to find their includes inside the SDK, …
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