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Changes between Version 4 and Version 5 of Ticket #62177, comment 16

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55	55	Another solution would be to find out how and why {{{HAVE_MACOS_10_14_FEATURES}}} is being defined, and decide if it should be defined if you are building with the MacOSX10.14.sdk, which I would hazard that it should, but I don't do a whole lot of swift.
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57		Another solution (the one I did on my other 10.13 system) is to get the MacOS10.13.sdk from Xcode 9, and put it next the the MacOS10.14.sdk in the proper location in Xcode, and in the similar proper location in the CLTs. You might have one copy of the MacOSX10.13.sdk in, say, {{{/Library/Developer/SavedSDKs/}}} and then put a symlink into Xcode 10.1 and into the CLTs in the proper place.
	57	Another solution (the one I did on my other 10.13 system) is to get the MacOS10.13.sdk from Xcode 9, and put it next to the MacOS10.14.sdk in the proper location in Xcode, and in the similar proper location in the CLTs. You might have one copy of the MacOSX10.13.sdk in, say, {{{/Library/Developer/SavedSDKs/}}} and then put a symlink into Xcode 10.1 and into the CLTs in the proper place.
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59	59	Any of these options should work for you. All of them have their plusses and minuses. Please pick the one you like best.