Add Instructions for Reinstalling Compiler on Mac #197
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The spec from this PR is available at https://preview.sesh.rs/previews/eecs280staff/tutorials/197/. (Available until Thu Dec 12 2024.) |
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Many students on Mac have been running into issues with their compiler. Reinstalling the XCode command-line tools seems to fix the issue.
In some cases, the standard library is no longer available and
#includesstop working.In other cases, students are getting a message like
xcrun: error: invalid active developer path (/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools).This PR adds a troubleshooting section with instructions for removing and reinstalling.