On 20/9/2024 08:27, Artemio González López wrote:
Before reading your message, I deleted the directory /Library/Developer/
CommandLineTools and reinstalled the Command Tools for Xcode 16 (which I
also have installed) from scratch using the dmg at the Developer
website. This should be equivalent to what you propose, since I have
checked that the c++ directory is absent from a fresh installation of
the Command Line tools:
artemio@mbp-13 Downloads % l /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/
include/c++
ls: /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/include/c++: No such file or
directory
Yes, that also works.
Unfortunately, after executing supo port restore —last I got exactly the
same error as before (libgcc14 and lib sodium failed, and cause several
ports, like emacs-app, not to compile). I do not know what else to do.
Could executing "sudo port selfupdate” before “sudo port restore —last”
help, or could it mess up things with the ports that have been
deactivated by the previous restore commands? Is there anything else I
should try? By the way, I am running things on a 2019 M1 13” MacBook Pro.
You should definitely run port selfupdate, because that is how you get
the latest changes to the ports, which includes the fixes for many of
the Sequoia and Xcode 16 problems.
- Josh
