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#### Install developer command line tools
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If Xcode is installed this is probably not necessary. Using Xcode to build cpuminer-opt has not been tested. The following intalls Clang and other useful tools but not the full Xcode.
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If Xcode is installed this is probably not necessary. Using Xcode to build cpuminer-opt has not been tested. The following installs Clang and other useful tools but not the full Xcode.
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`% xcode-select --install`
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@@ -91,7 +91,7 @@ cpuminer-opt can now be compiled on MacOS, see compiling section below.
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#### MacOS on X86_64
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Setting up for ARM64 selected the Clang compiler which installed by default by Apple. Clang is also aliased as gcc so "gcc" is actually Clang.
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GCC is available in Homebrew and can be used by setting the CC & CXX environment variable to point to the real gcc and g++.
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GCC is available in Homebrew and can be used by setting the CC & CXX environment variables to point to the real gcc and g++.
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On ARM64 GCC did not work so it may not work on x86_64 either and should only be attempted if Clang fails.
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For x86_64 replace `aarch64-elf-binutils` with `x86_64-elf-binutils` when installing Homebrew packages.
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