Mark, that’s what I always thought until today. But after Ondrej’s reply,
although I already had the command line tools installed and had updated them
with each major MacOS update, I did a Xcode-select --install which reinstalled
them. Still no good on the bind compile. So did a full update of X
You shouldn't need all of Xcode to build BIND 9. Just the command line tools.
That said Xcode or the Command Line tools should be upgraded with each OS
upgrade.
From BIND9’s README
macOS
Building on macOS assumes that the "Command Tools for Xcode" is installed.
This can be downloaded from http
Thanks, Ondrej. It took some doing but got the latest Xcode for my version of
MacOS installed (multi GB so long time to download, then a long time to
expand). Bind 9.16.1 the built and is now running on my “test” system (it’s my
laptop but I use it to test stuff before it goes on my server (but
Hi Larry,
it seems like your macOS SDK is incomplete or something like this.
Both clock_gettime() and CLOCK_REALTIME are available since Mac OSX 10.12.
Please make sure you have up-to-date Xcode and matching Command Line Utils for
Xcode.
Ondrej
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Ondřej Surý
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> On 24 Mar 2020,
I’ve been building Bind from source for a number of years on Macintoshes. Made
my first attempt at Bind 9.16.1 today. After navigating the new dependency for
libuv and getting a good configure, I tried make and errored at:
gcc -include /Users/larry/ServerAppsNoBackup/bind-9.16.1/config.h
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