#Xcode for mac 10.6 8 install#
#Xcode for mac 10.6 8 code#
#Xcode for mac 10.6 8 download#

I'm not at my Snow Leopard machine at the moment, but later on I can check which version of XCode is running on it.įrom what I've read on various forums, I understand that 4.2 was the version where Apple decided to start charging for Xcode but then quickly reversed their decision.

#Xcode for mac 10.6 8 download#

The XCode download is free from Apple, although you have to do a *lot* of searching around the dev site to come up with previous versions. You *do* have to have registered an Apple ID, and you do have to set up a link to a credit card account as part of the process, but it's not necessary for any money to change hands. I discovered in an Apple Dev Forum that you have to be both a paid iOS dev and a paid OSX dev to see the download link. there could be some more detailed build instructions for Mac 10.6.8 ( got no problem compiling x265 on LInux ) b.

#Xcode for mac 10.6 8 code#

txt '' make : *** Error 1 Command / bin / sh failed with exit code 2 - since the formating here is a pain, I also uploaded the content of this post to : http : ///paste/?0a452bbedc9dcb46#jG28zt8Mnp5Rp+MSlvl+QyaPgGYYnhJpkg/wsrAHDDc= -> would be nice if either : a.

#Xcode for mac 10.6 8 install#

cmake : 2 ( message ) : Cannot find install manifest : / Users / selur / x265 / build / xcode / install_manifest. cmake : 17 : 31 Argument not separated from preceding token by whitespace. cmake : Syntax Warning in cmake code at / Users / selur / x265 / build / xcode / cmake / cmake_uninstall. CMake Warning ( dev ) in cmake / cmake_uninstall. cmake : 14 : 57 Argument not separated from preceding token by whitespace. cmake : 10 : 91 Argument not separated from preceding token by whitespace. cmake : 2 : 57 Argument not separated from preceding token by whitespace. cmake CMake Warning ( dev ) in cmake / cmake_uninstall. app / Contents / bin / cmake - P / Users / selur / x265 / build / xcode / cmake / cmake_uninstall. sh echo '' / Applications / CMake 2.8 - 12. sh cd / Users / selur / x265 / source / bin / sh - c / Users / selur / x265 / build / xcode / x265. PhaseScriptExecution 'CMake Rules' / Users / selur / x265 / build / xcode / x265. after some clicking around ( no clue what I clicked ), I also found some additional infos.

Shel Script Invocation Error Command / bin / sh failed with exit code 2.

called Product -> Build and got an issue for ' uninstall '. switched to ' Build Rules ', scrolled down to ' System Assembler rule ' and pressed Copy to Target, not totally sure what to enter where I googled for Xcode and Yasm, found : http : ///questions/5743662/how-to-instruct-xcode-to-use-yasm-to-compile-asm-files and replaced : # with : #!/bin/bash / usr / local / bin / yasm - f macho64 - o $. xcodeproj window ( with ' common ' being selected ) 14. double clicked on the x264 ' folder ' which opened a x265. called Product -> Build and got the info that ' Build ALL_BUILD : Failed ' seemingly with : ''' Apple Mach - O Linker ( ld ) Error Command / Developer / usr / bin / clang ++ failed with exit code 1 ''' 12. XCode spotted 9 issues inside ' common ', which I ignored ( all ' warning : no rule to process. opened the xcode folder inside Finder and double clicked x265. triggered ' configure ' and then ' generate and exit ' 9. inside the make - project dialog I set CMAKE_OSX_ARCHITECTURES to x86_64 8. change into the xcode build folder : cd build / xcode 6. open a terminal and navigat into the x265 folder cd ~/ x265 5. check out https : ///multicoreware/x265 4. install Xcode ( 4.0 ) and it ' s command line 2.