The Pirate's Gem Mac OS

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When installing ruby on rails, vagrant, rmagick, sqlite3-ruby, mysql or any other software using ruby native extensions, you might get the following error message:

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I got this error because I was on a new Mac and didn’t have XCode installed on this machine (using another one for Mac development). And since it’s over 1 GB of disk space I’d need for Xcode, I wanted to avoid having to install it just to get this other stuff installed. The alternative are the “command line tools”. So I went to http://developer.apple.com/downloads/, logged in with my Apple ID, downloaded the latest version of the “Command Line Tools (OS X Mountain Lion) for Xcode” and installed them.

But even with the command line tools install, I was still getting the following error message (which was also there before installing the tools):

Then I had a look at config.log, located there (you might have a different path, when using a newer version):

The Pirate's Gem Mac Os Update

And foung the following error:

The solution is to use xcode-select but it took me a few tries to find out what I was supposed to use as path without Xcode installed:

This error was gone but I got a few error messages like this:

Looking at the man pages:

xcrun provides a means to locate or invoke coexistence- and platform-aware developer tools from the command-line, without requiring users to modify makefiles or otherwise take inconvenient measures to support multiple Xcode tool chains.

Pirate

Well, it didn’t really help me much…

The Pirate's Gem Mac Os X

The command causing looked like this:

So xcrun just gets a command line as parameters. So first I checked that cc was working:

The Pirate's Gem Mac Os Catalina

Then since just calling cc was working, I was wondering why I’d need xcrun… Maybe the solution is just to create my own xcrun just executing the command line provided as parameters.

First I made a back up of xcrun, then created a shell script there:

Now in vi, I’ve put the following contents in xcrun:

The Pirate's Gem Mac Os Catalina

It just execute the same command line but without the first xcrun. Of course, you need to give it execute rights:

And then executing gem install finally worked ! I guess there is probably a cleaner way to do it but at least I got it working even though it was late at night and I was almost sleeping on the keyboard !

Update: The trick with xcrun might cause problems installing some other software e.g. osxfuse. So you might have to remove it afterwards:

If you need it again, you can restore it like this:

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