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Thank you very much for your quick answer > Your original build from source, how was that made? ``` cd lobster.git/dev/xcode-cmake xcodebuild -toolchain clang -configuration Release -target lobster ``` that...

> The downside of working with xcodebuild is that there currently is no convenient way to insert the generated code, but just for testing you should be able to replace...

Hmm ... something is not working > mkdir -p xcode-cmake-compiled Where is this in ./dev? lobster.git/dev/xcode-cmake-compiled

There is something wrong or a misunderstanding with the directory I'm suppose to work in because in the end there is no xcode project Is maybe the `cd ..` unnessesary?...

there is a xcode project in `lobster.git/dev/xcode-cmake-compiled`, but when I run it there is also an error ``` $ cd xcode-cmake-compiled $ xcodebuild -toolchain clang -configuration Release -target lobster xcodebuild...

> In the Xcode project, you'd find main.cpp, delete it, and instead add compiled_lobster.cpp ? But maybe not needed if the above works. I had a look in xcode project...

So, I've tried that it doesn't work, I could not solve it so I post here the entire error message: ``` xcodebuild -toolchain clang -configuration Release -target compiled_lobster Command line...

Btw. there is stuff built into ./build, but no executable is here ``` du -sh build/* 18M build/compiled_lobster.build 0B build/EagerLinkingTBDs 316K build/Lobster.build 0B build/Release 4.4M build/SDL2-static.build 9.8M build/XCBuildData ```

Thank you for taking the time to have a look into it and sorry for my delayed response ### Using system clang I refer to this as `sysclang` export CC=/usr/bin/clang...

I can confirm, that I was able to compile it and run with `bin/domterm -Bqt`