#xcode 4

[xronophobe]

http://apple.stackexchange.com/a/40706

[xronophobe]

another one:   http://vandadnp.wordpress.com/2012/07/05/building-and-running-python-scripts-with-xcode-4-x/

[invasivecode]

Add frameworks and libraries to an Xcode 4 project

I am getting a lot of questions on how to add a framework to a project in Xcode 4. Follow the 4 steps highlighted in the following picture. [Keep reading](https://www.invasivecode.com/weblog/add-frameworks-and-libraries-to-an-xcode-4-project/)

[kickinespresso-blog]

Fairly straight forward -- and fun

[kickinespresso-blog]

When using Mogenerator with ARC, Mogenerator needs the "--template-var arc=true" flag to be turned on in your script command. Although if you do not have a local copy of the files in your user account, it wil ignore the flag and run without error. Make sure you copy these into a new folder for mogenerator in Application Support

cp /usr/local/Cellar/mogenerator/1.25/templates/*.motemplate "/Users/cj/Library/Application Support/mogenerator/"

[unstimulating]

Note to self, or Andy if he sees this.

Ask Andy how to pass GCC compiler flags over in Xcode 4. Also, ask if there are any special libraries that need importing when using pure C in with Objective-C.

[xqrc-blog]

[siddharthabanerjee]

Tip: How to install Xcode 4 on Lion without an error?

It’s now couple of weeks since Xcode 4.2, the developer tools suite from Apple, is out for Lion (MacOS X 10.7.2). It’s a free update for all MaxOS and iOS devs and this time you have to download it from the Mac App Store and not from the iOS Dev Portal like the previous iterations.

However, unlike many of the app store applications, simply clicking the <Install> button under the Xcode icon does not directly result in a working application appearing in your dock. The icon for an Xcode installer app shows up there instead. And that installer isn't trouble-free.

When I tried to run the Xcode installer, it failed to install halfway, and displayed a message to go look for an error in the log.

  A quick search on various Apple forums showed that many developers are having the same problem and possible fixes posted there are:

Restarting your computer

Right click on the Xcode Installer, select "Show Package Content". Then Go to Contents > Resources > double-click Xcode icon

Freeing up space on their hard drive

Simply trying the reinstall Xcode

I’ve tried all of these and none worked out for me.

So I came up with my own solution.

  Use any uninstaller for Mac to uninstall older versions of Xcode (4.1 and below). I used AppCleaner. You can download it from the developer website

Check if it had uninstalled Xcode properly by visiting the ‘Developer’ folder using ‘Launchpad’ on your dock

Download ‘Xcode 4.2' from the Mac App Store

Use ‘Install Xcode’ App to install Xcode 4.2

Uninstall ‘Install Xcode’ now with the uninstaller. Yes, you can uninstall ‘Install Xcode.app’ according to Apple Dev Xcode support.

Bingo! My Xcode 4.2 was up and running. 

Happy coding!