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Original report by Paul Furbacher (Bitbucket: Paul Furbacher).
On the BranchesAndBuilding page, in the first item of the section titled "Manual Building", you could add after the following comment:
# Open jcef.xcodeproj in Xcode and select Product > Build.```
a comment on how to build using xcodebuild on the command line:
# In the 'jcef_build' directory, execute
# xcodebuild -project jcef.xcodeproj/ -configuration Release -target ALL_BUILD
# This requires Xcode Command-Line Tools to have been installed.
If this comment is added, it might be useful to add a link in the "For Mac OS X platforms:" section about installing the command-line tools. Something like
Xcode Command-line Tools if you want to build the xcodeproject from the command-line: in Terminal, invoke:
$ xcode-select --install
Using the command line saves a good bit of time taken up by Xcode starting up. However, be prepared for massive amounts of console output!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Original report by Paul Furbacher (Bitbucket: Paul Furbacher).
On the BranchesAndBuilding page, in the first item of the section titled "Manual Building", you could add after the following comment:
a comment on how to build using
xcodebuild
on the command line:If this comment is added, it might be useful to add a link in the "For Mac OS X platforms:" section about installing the command-line tools. Something like
$ xcode-select --install
Using the command line saves a good bit of time taken up by Xcode starting up. However, be prepared for massive amounts of console output!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: