Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #57612, comment 18


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Nov 21, 2018, 12:03:47 AM (6 years ago)
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jeremyhu (Jeremy Huddleston Sequoia)
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  • Ticket #57612, comment 18

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    11> Where does that default isysroot come from? Because on 10.13, which has /usr/include, there is no default isysroot. It's only there on 10.14. But I don't know what puts it there.
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    3 If -isysroot is on the command line, it is used. Otherwise ...
    4 If system headers are installed, they are used (no sysroot is set). Otherwise ...
    5 If xcrun finds a major-version matching SDK in the selected Xcode.app or in /Library/Developer/SDKs, it will use it.   Otherwise ...
    6 If xcrun finds a macosx SDK in the selected Xcode.app or in /Library/Developer/SDKs, it will use it.
     3  * If -isysroot is on the command line, it is used. Otherwise ...
     4  * If system headers are installed, they are used (no sysroot is set). Otherwise ...
     5  * If xcrun finds a major-version matching SDK in the selected Xcode.app or in /Library/Developer/SDKs, it will use it.   Otherwise ...
     6  * If xcrun finds a macosx SDK in the selected Xcode.app or in /Library/Developer/SDKs, it will use it.
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    88xcrun does not explicitly set the command line arguments.  It sets the SDKROOT envvar, which CFE honors as the default isysroot if set.