> There's at least one good thing in all of this; 'svn' is now included,
> so you don't have to download and build it separately like you used to.
Unfortunately, installing the "command line tools" does not
(currently) include automake/autoconf.
So if you do an svn checkout of fltk, you won't be able to build
it ("autoconf: No such file or directory"), so apparently you'd
need to install this separately.
There are "scriptable" download/install instructions here
which probably should work:
http://www.mattvsworld.com/blog/2010/02/install-the-latest-autoconf-and-automake-on-mac-os-10-6/
Of interest, when you install Xcode, it does seem to install
a bunch of command line compiler stuff, but it's all tucked away
in /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/usr/bin/*
In there I see svn, git, g++, make, gdb, etc.
So not sure what the 'command line tools' install is doing
if all that stuff is already in there..? It sure took a while,
so I'm thinking there is now several copies of the gnu compiler
on the machine?
Looks like a tool called 'xcrun' (see man page) is a way to
maybe access the Xcode command line tools, eg.
xcrun gcc foo.c -o foo
Meh.. "change is bad".
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