Social Plugin - error on build

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#1

Runtime error

    …pup-social-master.app/.build/libtemplate/Builder.lua:295: <error>{“status”:32512,“message”:“sh: /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Toolchains/XcodeDefault.xctoolchain/usr/bin/clang++: No such file or directory”}</error>

stack traceback:

    [C]: ?

    [C]: in function ‘assert’

    …pup-social-master.app/.build/libtemplate/Builder.lua:295: in function ‘checkError’

    …pup-social-master.app/.build/libtemplate/Builder.lua:318: in function ‘build’

    ?: in function ‘buildExe’

    ?: in function <?:692>

Runtime error: …pup-social-master.app/.build/libtemplate/Builder.lua:295: <error>{“status”:32512,“message”:“sh: /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Toolchains/XcodeDefault.xctoolchain/usr/bin/clang++: No such file or directory”}</error>

stack traceback:

    [C]: ?

    [C]: in function ‘assert’

    …pup-social-master.app/.build/libtemplate/Builder.lua:295: in function ‘checkError’

    …pup-social-master.app/.build/libtemplate/Builder.lua:318: in function ‘build’

    ?: in function ‘buildExe’

    ?: in function <?:692>

#2

ok, I fixed it by reinstalling Xcode, not sure how it got messed up.

#3

i had a similar problem after I upgraded from Xcode5-DP2 to Xcode5-DP4.  My system had been set to use DP2 and when I removed it, Xcode thought it was still supposed to use DP2, so I had to run “xcode-select” from the command line and point it to DP4.

Note, I have Xcode5-DP? installed to mess with iOS7.  If you are not playing with iOS7 beta testing, this may not be the problem, but I’m glad you got it solved.

#4

Upon further investigation it does seem to because I had DP4 installed as well as I uninstalled both when I got this problem and did a reinstall of Xcode and it fixed it, I re-installed DP4 and the problem came back, but just changing Xcode-select to point to the original Xcode made it work again.

#5

ok, I fixed it by reinstalling Xcode, not sure how it got messed up.

#6

i had a similar problem after I upgraded from Xcode5-DP2 to Xcode5-DP4.  My system had been set to use DP2 and when I removed it, Xcode thought it was still supposed to use DP2, so I had to run “xcode-select” from the command line and point it to DP4.

Note, I have Xcode5-DP? installed to mess with iOS7.  If you are not playing with iOS7 beta testing, this may not be the problem, but I’m glad you got it solved.

#7

Upon further investigation it does seem to because I had DP4 installed as well as I uninstalled both when I got this problem and did a reinstall of Xcode and it fixed it, I re-installed DP4 and the problem came back, but just changing Xcode-select to point to the original Xcode made it work again.