Re: Xcode 7 can't build "Command Line Tool" projects (Carl Hoefs)

I think that if you want to build on a generic Mac with Xcode, you need to include all the libraries in the sources and have them build as part of the project. Bill > On 19 Mar 2016, at 5:14 AM, Carl Hoefs wrote: > > Thanks for the very interesting info and

Re: Xcode 7 can't build "Command Line Tool" projects (Carl Hoefs)

Have you set the “User Header Search Paths” with /opt/local/… and the “Always search user paths” build settings? These set up the user header search paths which get searched before any system paths, and the “Always search user paths” essentially puts the user header search paths in front of

Re: Xcode 7 can't build "Command Line Tool" projects (Carl Hoefs)

Xcode is designed to build projects for multiple OS architectures on multiple processor types. So it does not use the host system headers and libraries, because for many purposes like building TVOS apps they are inappropriate. Welcome to the rabbit hole world of cross compilation. This magic

Re: Xcode 7 can't build "Command Line Tool" projects (Carl Hoefs)

Thanks for the very interesting info and idea. I might well be able to jury-rig my project to get it to build my way on my Mac, but in the end the Xcode project will have to be buildable on a generic Mac, so I'm bound by whatever version of code Apple has included in their SDK. For the moment

Re: Xcode 7 can't build "Command Line Tool" projects (Carl Hoefs)

That’s interesting! Works for me. I use updated libraries all the time. Jonathan > On Mar 18, 2016, at 6:25 PM, Carl Hoefs > wrote: > > No change. The “Always search user paths” build setting seems to be a no-op. > It still chokes parsing

Re: Xcode 7 can't build "Command Line Tool" projects (Carl Hoefs)

No change. The “Always search user paths” build setting seems to be a no-op. It still chokes parsing ../MacOSX10.11.sdk/usr/include/.. stuff, without /usr/include specified anywhere. -Carl > On Mar 18, 2016, at 12:04 PM, Jonathan Prescott > wrote: > > Have you set the