On 1/25/14, 8:59 PM, Branko Čibej wrote: > That was the first thing I tried, but the latest XCode doesn't offer that > option any longer on Mavericks. > > Hmm ... they can apparently be downloaded separately. Let me try that ...
I've moved all my machines to 10.9 a few weeks back. I had a VM in Parallels up for some testing before that. You need to run this from the terminal after installing XCode: xcode-select --install Here are the things I've noticed about 10.9 that annoyed the hell out of me. gdb is gone. I've been shifting my debugging to lldb anyway but there is one giant gaping hole in lldb support that has me going back to gdb. lldb has no functionality for following forks. So if you need to debug something that forks, it's like going back to the dark ages when you had to set breakpoints on the fork and then catch the next process with a separate debugger. The other thing I've noticed is Apple has decided not to ship the Python bindings for Subversion anymore. Nor are they shipping the Ruby bindings. They are however still shipping the Perl bindings. Ruby I can kind of understand since they're shipping Ruby 2.0.0 and we didn't even have Ruby 1.8 support until 1.8.0 and they're of course shipping 1.7.10. Python I don't get since they're still shipping Python 2.7.5. Since they're shipping git and git-svn I'd imagine that's the only reason that Perl hasn't been yanked. This has made life difficult for Mercurial people because Mercurial was using our Python bindings for interoperability. I wouldn't have noticed this if which-error.py didn't depend on the Python bindings, I don't usually bother to install the bindings.
