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How do I enable C++17 in Xcode (9.4.1) on OSX High Sierra (10.13.5)? Steps to use C++17 in Xcode (9.4.1) on OSX High Sierra (10.13.5): Open existing or create a new C++ project in Xcode Click on the "show project navigator" button. It is located on the top-left section of Xcode window just below the minimize/maximize/close window buttons. It is the left-most icon and looks like a folder. Click on "Build Settings" and scroll down to find and expand the section "Apple LLVM 9.0 - Language - C++" Change the C++ Language Dialect combobox selection to "C++17 [-std=c++17]" Verification steps: Now

I've just updated to Xcode 9.4.1 and experienced an issue with the clipboard being cleared randomly. So I select a text, hit CMD+C , then go to the position I want to paste it, hit CMD+V , but it plays the system alert sound and doesn't paste anything. Anyone experienced this issue too? Update Still remains with Xcode 10.1 Turning off the 'Automatically Sync Pasteboard' option in the Edit menu of the Simulator works for me. I read it in Apple forums This really helps! Just uncheck the Automatically Sync Pasteboard Also read in the Apple forums that closing the simulator while working fixes

I want to download .dmg file of current Xcode Tool. I have tried these : how download xcode dmg file? and How to download Xcode DMG or XIP file? . after login successfully in apple account, folx downloader (I have installed in my Mac) automatically open with xcode link. When i click download now button it says unauthorized. Then I tried folx downloader and filled both filed for authorized (user name and password) but same issue. Please let me know how to download .dmg file using any downloader. I just stumbled upon the same problem. I managed to download XCode 7 using http://www.downthemall

I am able to download the current versions of Xcode and other resources from the Apple Developer Center(s), but where can I download older versions? Specifically, I am looking for recent older Xcode Evan Mulawski Log in to developer.apple.com . Click the Resources link at the top of the page. Under OS X click Downloads . Uncheck all but Developer Tools on the left side of the page and type Xcode in the search box. All versions of XCode will be listed and paginated. The following link filters for "Xcode" in the Apple Developer Center downloads repository: https://developer.apple.com/downloads