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Did you start from a clean environement after this update (i.e., make clean, rm CMakeCache.txt, new terminal, possibly even a reboot?) |
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Yes, I tried to remove all cmake files and folders in the compilation repo, and just rebooted the computer and I still have this. It may be a bug from the Apple update. |
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I tried to
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and it did not work. Eventually, I just rm CommandLineTools and reinstalled it, with the latest version being 14.4. It works now. |
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Yes, I guess the advice is do not update CLT now.
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Hi,
I updated the command line tools on my mac os Sonoma 14.7, and apparently cmake is not liking it. I have the following message :
I know it's not really relaled to Idefix, but I am not sure how to deal with this. I have a cmake from homebrew and I never had to build it before.
Any help appreciated!
Victor
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