On 2012-07-25, at 9:04 PM, cruddell001 wrote:
> I updated to Mountain Lion today and ran sudo port selfupdate ... Here is
> the output using the "-d" setting:
>
> pc:~ cruddell001$ sudo port selfupdate
> Password:
> ...
> checking Xcode location... /Developer
> checking Xcode version... 4.2.1
I updated to Mountain Lion without having ever had Xcode (or MacPorts) on my
target machine.
I installed Xcode via the App Store, and note that it is version 4.4.
Also, anyone downloading Xcode from the App Store should also note that the App
Store provides no option to select to also download and install the Command
Line Tools, which is why -- when I tried a fresh install from MacPorts source
-- I ran into
no acceptable C compiler found in $PATH
Completion of the Xcode install that is required by MacPorts (via App Store
download), requires another step. An Admin user needs to launch Xcode and go
into File > Preferences and, under the Downloads pane, select to install the
Command Line Tools. When you click Install, you are prompted to enter an Apple
Developer ID and password, however the free (no charge) account which I had
established some time ago was accepted and after a few minutes the status of
the Command Line Tools was updated to "Installed".
I was then successful, under MacPorts -2.1.2 and after exiting Terminal and
re-opening it, to run
.configure
make
sudo make install
-- Jim
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