Xcode 4.4 is available (for Lion and Mountain Lion)

http://itunes.apple.com/ca/app/xcode/id497799835?mt=12

by octopus • 14 years ago

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suyash• 14 years ago

xCode 4.5 Beta versions are available too

zmjones2• 14 years ago

their way of dealing with command line tools is rather annoying in this release

octopus2• 14 years ago

Yep, I wasn't able to install the Command Line Tools from the Xcode Preferences. It works if you do it manually ... by downloading the Command Line Tools from:

https://developer.apple.com/downloads/index.action

and now I have in my path clang 4.0!

mikeash• 14 years ago

For whatever it may be worth, installing from the preferences worked fine for me. I heard other reports of failures, though, and assume it's related to the massive number of people all trying to download Mountain Lion at once.

myhf• 14 years ago

That page only shows me the downloads for Xcode 4.3 and 4.5 Developer Preview, but it looks like I can use the 4.4 versions just fine by adding "/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/usr/bin" to my $PATH

beala• 14 years ago

Both the June and July command line tools give me an error saying they don't support 10.8.

jhawk28• 14 years ago

when I tried earlier, it errored out. I just tried again and it is now downloading.

bronxbomber92• 14 years ago

Instead of installing the command line tools package you can access any of the command line tools that's in Xcode.app by prefixing the command with xcrun. May be easier then installing/managing a whole separate installation of command line tools depending on your needs.

octopus2• 14 years ago

I like especially the fact that now I can use initializer lists to fill a vector (just like in Gcc).

cbsmith• 14 years ago

At this point, they seem to have better C++11 support than any gcc release. Is it possible that Xcode has now become the most viable C++11 development platform?

MaxGabriel• 14 years ago

Any idea why literal syntax would only be for OS X?

ryanpetrich• 14 years ago

I requires runtime support that hasn't yet shipped on a public version of iOS.

hboon3• 14 years ago

Isn't it a compile time feature?

hboon3• 14 years ago

Pretty sure the release note is incorrect.

I just tried and it works. Also search for "Objective-C Feature Availability Index" in the docs.

cageface• 14 years ago

It has to be exposed in the SDK too. You can hack in some iOS support via a category but you'll have to use 4.5 if you want the real deal for iOS.

Reflejo• 14 years ago

I just tried it in the iOS simulator and literals work. @[...] => NSArray, @{...} => NSDictionary, @# => NSNumber

Xcode 4.4 is available (for Lion and Mountain Lion)

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