how to remove command line tools frameworks

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VincentFTS OP

Created Nov ’15

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Hi,

I'd like to remove the command line tools, including the frameworks that were installed with.

The reason of this is that I had first installed the command line tools, but I since installed Xcode. I've build some stuff with Xcode using the 10.11 SDK (including the NSArray class with generics which were added in the 10.11 version).

The problem is that I need to build this with clang++, and when I do this, the framework header which is used is that of the command line tools installation which is that of 10.10 SDK.

Important point : I'm using Mac Os X Yosemite.

Can anybody tell me how to uninstall/remove all the command line tools stuff, including the frameworks ?

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Answer 1

KMT OP

Nov ’15

Did you check your Xcode settings for which CLT version to use?

/Preferences.../Locations~Locations/Command Line Tools:

...that will also show you where they are in the Finder by clicking the small arrow to follow the path (inside whichever Xcode-the-application you're currently linked to) - I don't think you have to delete anything, maybe, just link to the set you want now.

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Answer 2

Frameworks Engineer OP

Apple

Nov ’15

Run the "xcode-select" command and make sure it is pointing at the correct version of Xcode. If necessary use the -s command to switch to a newer Xcode. That should get you the latest (although if you are on Yosemite, the command line tools may always use the 10.10 SDK, I haven't tried that configuration myself).

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Answer 3

VincentFTS OP

Dec ’15

xcode-select gives the right path (/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer).

My problem is not the command line tools, but the frameworks that are delivered with.

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