In article <[email protected]>, Bradley Giesbrecht <[email protected]> wrote: > Does xcode-select change the command line tools? > > If not, is there a command to issue after xcode-select to install the command > line tools for the select xcode? xcode-select has no effect on which command line tools are installed, that is, in /usr/bin et al. Only one version of command line tools can be installed at a time and, AFAIK, that is accomplished through the Installer.app or Xcode -> Downloads -> Components. If you have the path to a particular command line tools installer package, presumably you could also use /usr/sbin/installer directly. Otherwise, to run command line tools supplied with an Xcode 3 or 4 release regardless of whether they are currently the installed version, xcrun can be used to find the path to a tool and xcode-select provides the default release for xcrun if not otherwise overridden.
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