Yes, I have CMD Line Tools installed but any port I tried to install I got an error and none of them worked. I didn't face this issue with Homebrew though so I thought I'll ask here as I might be doing sth wrong.
Also, can I use MacPorts even if Homebrew is installed? Homebrew throws error and advises and advises me to remove MacPorts. On 8 April 2014 17:27, Ryan Schmidt <[email protected]> wrote: > On Apr 8, 2014, at 05:06, Amarendra Kumar wrote: > > > The install instruction still starts with: > > > > "Install Xcode and the Xcode Command Line Tools" > > > > But I cannot afford to put aside 5+GB on my 120GB machine that I shall > never use. So, is there any way or any beta MacPorts that doesn't require > "full Xcode" as a must? > > > > Or is there a work around? > > > > PS. As of now I am using Homebrew but I am facing a lot of conflicts and > number of packages there is considerably lower than that at MacPorts. > > You can try installing only the command line tools, but MacPorts will > probably issue a complaint about missing Xcode with every port you build, > and of course any ports you want to install that actually require Xcode > will obviously fail. > > As of now, our requirements are as stated: Install Xcode, and the Xcode > command line tools, and things should work fine. > > -- amar
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