Gwynne Raskind on Twitter: "@schwa @rosyna @filcab Getting compilers and associated tools to be independent of the traditional UNIX path structure is brutally hard."

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Jonathan Wight ‏@schwa 6 Jul 2015 Berkeley, CA

Wonder how many devs have the Xcode Command Line tools installed (xcode-select —install)
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Rosyna Keller ‏@rosyna 6 Jul 2015

@schwa They're not really something installed anymore. They are a bunch of stubs that use xcrun to run the real tools. if no Xcode, error.
Jonathan Wight ‏@schwa 6 Jul 2015 Berkeley, CA

@rosyna That’s not quite true. CLI tools install files to /usr/include & lib for example.
Filipe Cabecinhas ‏@filcab 6 Jul 2015

@schwa @rosyna Yup, old school UNIX software might rely on them.
Rosyna Keller ‏@rosyna 6 Jul 2015

@filcab @schwa the older software should look in the correct place, since the compiler is always run with xcrun (/usr/bin/clang is wrapper)
Jonathan Wight ‏@schwa 6 Jul 2015 Berkeley, CA

@rosyna @filcab Unfortunately I still encounter a lot of software that hits problems (just now python3 from brew) w/o CLI tools.
Rosyna Keller ‏@rosyna 6 Jul 2015

@schwa @filcab ah, so a third-party package manager (brew) had issues with it?
Jonathan Wight ‏@schwa 6 Jul 2015 Berkeley, CA

@rosyna @filcab also seen issues with some python modules (lxml) too. Ended up filing bugs all over the place and told “not our problem”

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