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Find the highest version first and then use the lower versions #1186
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😢 Okay, I will look some more.. Did you install command line tools when you / after you installed xcode 62 |
Yup, pretty sure... only things available in the "Downloads" section are documentation and iOS simulators. |
https://developer.apple.com/downloads/index.action# You are talking about download section here right? the command line tools need to be downloaded separately |
Not sure. I'll double check when I get home today.
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@aashish24 should we close this? I remember you arguing against this method because you were worried when a new version comes out, it might break the build, whereas using an older SDK should still work. |
@doutriaux1 I am waiting for @chaosphere2112 to syncup on this. |
@aashish24 I'm pretty sure I tried this and didn't get anywhere. I'll give it another go this afternoon, and step out a little early to test it on my laptop at home. |
@aashish24 Just updated Xcode to 6.3.1, OSX to 10.10.3, and command line tools to 10.10 (for 6.3.1). Still failing, here's the log. |
@aashish24 So, I think I figured out my issue. I had two different versions of cmake on my path, and I think it barfed somewhere on that fact. I removed one from my path, and now it all works! |
Many documents died to bring us this information. ... I accidentally rm -rf'd my personal computer's home directory this morning. I then proceeded to start using an online backup service. 😢 |
closing #1321 is a better solution |
@chaosphere2112 please try it. Fixes #1183