joerg van den hoff wrote:
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thanks a lot. alas: I did as advised (uninstall-devtools.pl +
reinstallatinon of Xcode (I used "Customize" and included CHUD Tools in
addition to standard settings). result: no c++filt in /usr/bin. I
installed a couple of times BSDSDK.pkg: same result.
It is the BSD.pkg, actually (optional) part of the system installation,
not Xcode. I see it also in the package 2005-06XcodeExtras.pkg, but I
don't know where this comes from.
question: is there a command line argument to unpack the package, locate
the file and simply copy it to where it belongs?
Yes. If you cd into the *.pkg/Contents directory, you see first
Archive.bom which is the file list. You can check with
lsbom -p f Archive.bom |grep c++filt
whether you are looking at the right package. Then there is
Archive.pax.gz which contains the files. The commands
mkdir /tmp/ROOT
zcat Archive.pax.gz | (cd /tmp/ROOT; pax -r)
unpack the package into /tmp/ROOT. You will find your file in
/tmp/ROOT/usr/bin.
--
Martin
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