Command line tools

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Hi,

I installed a bundle from apple that has gcc, debuggers, makers, etc called the command line tools. I would like to uninstall it but I cant find the script called uninstall-devtools that removes it all from the computer. I have tried to find it by doing the following sudo find / -name uninstall-devtools , but no luck. I think its because xcode is now a stand-alone application rather than a mix of modules ( I think that's the meaning of it).

How can I remove all the command line tools ?

I have been having some issues with the compiler that apple supplies, it is outdated so I decided to use macports to build gcc.

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Or could someone give me uninstall-devtools, it is usually found in /Developer/Library/

[Matthew S.]

AFAIK Xcode now contains everything under the /Applications/Xcode.app/Developer

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Well I thought that the xcode from 4.3 up was considered a standalone application and did not come with dev tools :s Thanks anyway.

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So it seems that they removed the perl script uninstall-devtools from 4.3.0 can anyone send me that please? I just want to delete all the command line tools and I dont know how :s I have been having some trouble with the compiler. Thanks.

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Problem resolved, I downloaded the latest command line tools (dev-tools) from apple's developers website. And used macports to build clang and replaced the default gcc symbolic link. So that it pointed to the clang binary.