Thanks Panos.
But what happens when switching back to an older LC which references an older
Xcode - do I have to redo the incantation below each time? Or should it always
be set to the latest Xcode, regardless of which one LC is using to build with?
Many thanks,
Ben
On 11/07/2017 18:00, panagiotis merakos via use-livecode wrote:
Hi Ben,
Yes, this error means that still the old_path_to_xcode_command_line_tools
is used (i.e. the /Applications/Xcode.app one). You can change it in two
ways:
1) Open a terminal and type:
sudo xcode-select -s path/to/new/xcode.app
e.g. for me this is:
sudo xcode-select -s /Users/panos/Builds/Platforms/Xcode_8_3_3/Xcode.app
OR
2) Open the new Xcode and go to menubar Xcode -> Preferences -> Locations
and choose the path_to_the_new_Xcode in "Command Line Tools:"
What those options do is set the path to the command line tools that will
used when commands such as "xcrun" are called from within LiveCode. Those
commands are called when building iOS standalones from the Standalone
Builder.
Hope this helps,
Panos
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On Tue, Jul 11, 2017 at 5:45 PM, Ben Rubinstein via use-livecode <
use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
Hi Panos,
On 10/07/2017 18:20, panagiotis merakos via use-livecode wrote:
@MIke I guess that Xcode8.3.3 is the one in /Applications/Xcode.app? BTW I
would suggest to have separate folders for each Xcode version, to avoid
problems where the Xcode version is updated automatically (the one
in /Applications/Xcode.app), but LC not yet supports this Xcode version. I
have a folder "Xcode" with subfolders "Xcode_8_2_1", "Xcode_8_3_3" etc,
and
each one of the has the respective "Xcode.app" binary.
When I've tried something along these lines, I get an error when building
standalones that specifically refers to the path /Applications/Xcode.app,
as if somewhere in the process it has been hardwired. The error is:
linking for arm failed with xcrun: error: active
developer path
("/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer")
does not exist, use ‘xcode-select --switch
path/to/Xcode.app‘ to specify the Xcode that
you wish to use for command line developer
tools (or see ‘man xcode-select‘)
I've had to settle for moving the various versions of Xcode in and out of
sub-folders, and resetting preferences, each time I switch between LC
versions.
Evidently you've found a way of making this work - do you know what the
magic might be?
TIA,
Ben
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