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I haven't used Xcode in awhile and overall new to macs. How od I run a C++ program from Xcode V5.02. I don't see a command line function anymore?
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Xcode supports c++ in
objective-cprojects through.mmfiles, but not on its own.UPDATE: Guess I was wrong, see here: http://neilmonday.blogspot.com/2008/02/how-to-compile-basic-c-programs-in.html and here: How do I create a new C++ project in XCode?
Run
xcode-select --installto make sure you command line tools installed on the system.See this SO answer for help with command line tool installation.
Basically the terminal
command is
The other option is to create a C++ Command Line tolls project.
In Xcode, select File>New>Project. Then navigate to the Application tab under OS X. The last choice will be "Command Line Tool". Hit Next. Then, select C++ in the type pulldown menu at the bottom. Name your project, hit next, choose a place to save, and click Create. You will see a file called main.cpp. Select it, and you're ready to go!