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...e needed to be prefaced with sudo to work. Secondly, those commands, when executed from XCode, have no open console to prompt for a password. My workaround for that was to write a small utility in Qt to prompt for a password and return it in stdout. I then set the path of that utility to the SUDO_ASKPASS environment variable so I could set the scripts to run sudo -A command instead of sudo command. This unearthed a second problem. In my debug build, the script looked in the release directory for LLVMSupport.a and failed as a result of it. At this point I'm building a release build so I ca...

...ted from XCode, > have no open console to prompt for a password. That lies outside cmake and/or XCode capabilities, I guess. > My workaround for that was to write a small utility in Qt to prompt for a > password and return it in stdout. I then set the path of that utility to the > SUDO_ASKPASS environment variable so I could set the scripts to run sudo -A > command instead of sudo command. This unearthed a second problem. In my debug > build, the script looked in the release directory for LLVMSupport.a and failed > as a result of it. > > At this point I'm building...

...from icons do not open a text console. My past experience with some Linux GUI toolkits are similar. > > My workaround for that was to write a small utility in Qt to prompt for a > > password and return it in stdout. I then set the path of that utility to >the > > > SUDO_ASKPASS environment variable so I could set the scripts to run sudo -A > > command instead of sudo command. This unearthed a second problem. In my >debug > > > build, the script looked in the release directory for LLVMSupport.a and >failed > > > as a result of it. &...