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Operating Systems OS X (Apple) Alternatives to GNU Make for users of newer OS X Post 302949485 by Don Cragun on Saturday 11th of July 2015 03:39:12 PM
Old 07-11-2015
That is news to me. I just tried the following on Mac OS X Yosemite Version 10.10.4:
Code:
$ cat hello.c
#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
	printf("Hello world.\n");
	return(0);
}
$ make hello
cc     hello.c   -o hello
$ ./hello
Hello world.
$

You do have to perform a free download of the Xcode development tools to get them, but once you do that gcc, make, and the other common development tools are readily available even if you don't use the Xcode tools to manage your source code.
 

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XCODEINDEX(1)						    BSD General Commands Manual 					     XCODEINDEX(1)

NAME
xcodeindex -- indexes Xcode projects SYNOPSIS
xcodeindex [-project projectname] [-configuration configurationname] [-quiet] [-destPath path] [-loglevel level] [indexaction ...] xcodeindex -version xcodeindex -help DESCRIPTION
xcodeindex indexes an Xcode project. Usage Run xcodeindex from the directory containing your project (i.e. the directory containing the projectname.xcode package). If you have multiple projects in the this directory you will need to use -project to indicate which project should be indexed. By default, xcodeindex updates the project index if it exists, otherwise it creates a new index. Options -project projectname Index the project specified by projectname. Required if there are multiple project files in the same directory. -configuration configurationname Use the build configuration specified by configurationname when indexing the project. If none is specified, the active configuration is used. -quiet Suppresses all logging while indexing. -destPath path Places the project index in the directory specified by path. -loglevel level Turns on varying degrees of indexing debugging. The level range is from zero to six, enabling a staggered number of the existing index- ing defaults for the indexer. If an option greater than six is used, then the maximum level of logging is enabled. The logging levels are defined as: 0 No logging 1 Prints the name of the file being indexed. This is the default logging level. 2 File processing output 3 Symbol updating output 4 Symbol insertion and creation output 5 Parser basic output 6 Parser error output The levels are inclusive (thus enabling log level 4 would also automatically include levels 1, 2, and 3). Output from higher logging levels than the default (level 1) is not expected to be useful for most developers, but could be valuable in troubleshooting cases where there is a problem with indexing a particular Xcode project. indexaction ... Specify an index action (or actions) to perform on the project. Available build actions are: clean Removes the index for the project. build Updates the index for the project, creating it if necessary. This is the default index action. stats Prints the statistics for the index (number of classes, etc) dump Dumps a tab-delimited format of the index (for major symbols - classes, methods, etc) to stdout -version Displays component version numbers for xcodeindex. These can be compared to the version numbers in the Xcode application's About Xcode window. -help Displays usage information for xcodeindex. EXAMPLES
xcodeindex clean Cleans the index. xcodeindex -project FirstProject -project SecondProject -project ThirdProject -configuration Debug -quiet Indexes three projects using the Debug configuration and suppresses all logging. Mac OS X September 16, 2008 Mac OS X
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