311 bookmarks. First posted by brianjriddle february 2012.
Only thing that would improve Command Line Tools for Xcode is if Homebrew could install them & add Xcode & SDKs later.
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kenneth-reitz
september 2012 by matthewlmcclure
"Today, Apple added a beautiful new package to their official developer tools suite: Command Line Tools for Xcode. It's a 171 MB download that includes all of the tools a Homebrew should ever need. Best of all, it contains the proprietary headers that I couldn't ship myself."
I'll be pointing new Mac scientists to this package when they need to set up compilers.
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I'll be pointing new Mac scientists to this package when they need to set up compilers.
august 2012 by jonathansick
@raganwald @ntlk tl;dr there's a much smaller cli-only download available
from twitter
august 2012 by jaygooby
background and download links for the command line tools for xcode
mac
software
august 2012 by jongala
@mikedewar Actually, it recently got easier to install gcc without also installing all of Xcode.
from twitter
july 2012 by guan
"This is an incredible day for the Homebrew community. You can now setup a complete OS X develop environment with a single 171.7 MB package download. It's official. It's legal. It'll be maintained."
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june 2012 by ideasatrandom
Several months ago, I got fed up with having to download Xcode to build my software. I took the Xcode installer, ripped out all of the parts I didn't need, and made a nice installer for GCC. It ended up being ~200MB in size. It took 2 minutes to download.
OSX-GCC-Installer was born. Perfect.
xcode
gcc
homebrew
OSX-GCC-Installer was born. Perfect.
june 2012 by virtuallyghetto
"Today, Apple added a beautiful new package to their official developer tools suite: Command Line Tools for Xcode. It's a 171 MB download that includes all of the tools a Homebrew should ever need. Best of all, it contains the proprietary headers that I couldn't ship myself."
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homebrew
may 2012 by straup
@AndyBold: RT @bensummers: @AndyBold Or there's the official Apple "Command Line Tools for Xcode" 171MB download, including SDKs. http://t.co/3g1ShB6Z
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twitter
may 2012 by AndyBold
Just discovered I don't have to use GCC anymore but can use official Apple alternative. Also no gigantic Xcode install!
from twitter
may 2012 by jamesweiner
@aaronbassett says there is 'command line tools for xcode' on apple dev site
from twitter
april 2012 by tef
All you need to get Homebrew going with the smallest download possible, now with Apple’s support.
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april 2012 by matt.the.ogre
@SusanPotter they offer a tools-only download now if you don't use Xcode. Details:
from twitter
march 2012 by wjlroe
Via Keith, a very useful link for those burdened with excessive, and mostly unused, XCode installations.
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homebrew
march 2012 by dubh
Command Line Tools for Xcode
Today, Apple added a beautiful new package to their official developer tools suite: Command Line Tools for Xcode. It's a 171 MB download that includes all of the tools a Homebrew should ever need. Best of all, it contains the proprietary headers that I couldn't ship myself.
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Today, Apple added a beautiful new package to their official developer tools suite: Command Line Tools for Xcode. It's a 171 MB download that includes all of the tools a Homebrew should ever need. Best of all, it contains the proprietary headers that I couldn't ship myself.
march 2012 by coffeebucket
RT @edwardog: Not having to fill 4GB of stuff to have GCC anymore on OS X sounds awesome: – yay open source
from twitter
march 2012 by sansjoe
Kenneth Reitz extracted the necessary parts of XCode for compiling homebrew formulas and hosted it on Github as "Command Line Tools for Xcode." Now Apple has followed his lead and released an official package that does the same.
from delicious
march 2012 by ryangreenberg
Should've included the link: (Command Line Tools for Xcode) #forgetful
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march 2012 by whoojemaflip
RT @metadaddy: @windley OTOH, you can now download the CL tools sans GUI - still, would be nice to include them by ...
from twitter
february 2012 by windley
Several months ago, I got fed up with having to download Xcode to build my software. I took the Xcode installer, ripped out all of the parts I didn't need, and made a nice installer for GCC. It ended up being ~200MB in size. It took 2 minutes to download.
OSX-GCC-Installer was born. Perfect.
xcode
developer
command
line
tools
apple
OSX-GCC-Installer was born. Perfect.
february 2012 by ewancarr
"setup a complete OS X dev environment with a single 171 MB download. It's official. It's legal. It'll be maintained." http://t.co/QFYXSLQx
from instapaper
february 2012 by donie
Story of Apple responding (positively) to what the open source community is doing.
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february 2012 by sklise
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