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cmake: command not found, but I've installed it. #79
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@jnavarrom can you help me please? |
It seems you installed it using You can manually add the install directory (e.g. /opt/homebrew/bin/cmake) to the |
Appreciate your reply. I did install
Unfortunately, the same error still exists. Is that my .zshrc file config isn't correct? Or do I need to do something else, like add the path to .bashrc file? |
If you open a terminal and run I didn't install it using
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I feel you missed here two double quotes (") PATH="/opt/homebrew/bin/cmake":"$PATH" |
Appreciate your patience and reply again! It really helped me a lot. At last, I resolved and compiled it successfully by using the following key way:
which is inspired by your replied image. It is estimated that Xcode use In addition, I guess |
General Information
MEGA Version: 8.2
iOS Version(s): 15.5
macOS Monterey 12.5
Xcode : 13.4.1
Devices/Simulators: Simulators
Reproducible? (Yes/No): Yes
What happened?
Xcode throw an error 'cmake: command not found' of PhaseScriptExecution when compiling.
But I've installed
cmake
command which can be confirmed bywhich cmake
in iTerm.What did you expect to happen?
Xcode can compile successfully.
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