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Trying to compile for OSX, but (very) reluctant to download and install Xcode. Is there a simple way for you to add a generic make file? That would be very much appreciated. I tried compiling the linux build, but of course that did not work (alsa)
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I don't think you do need xcode. I think you just need to install the CommandLineTools package and then run xcodebuild -configuration Release in the Builds/MacOSX directory. If you don't already have CommandLineTools, I think you can get it by running xcode-select --install or by installing Homebrew.
(I could be wrong…)
EDIT: I think I'm wrong but you still don't have to run XCode.
it appears you need to download/install the full package. I have the command-line tools installed.
FirmwareSender $ xcodebuild -configuration Release
xcode-select: error: tool 'xcodebuild' requires Xcode, but active developer directory '/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools' is a command line tools instance
Hi,
Trying to compile for OSX, but (very) reluctant to download and install Xcode. Is there a simple way for you to add a generic make file? That would be very much appreciated. I tried compiling the linux build, but of course that did not work (alsa)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: