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macOS Compatible version of XCode for mac osx 10.6.8
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Do you still have your original Snow Leopard install disc?
If you do, that includes a compatible version of Xcode for that OS.
Alternatively, you can go to https://developer.apple.com/downloads/index.action
and search for "Xcode 3" in the search bar.
Unfortunately, you need to have a Developer Account to access that page. Don't worry, you can create a free one.
If you do, that includes a compatible version of Xcode for that OS.
Alternatively, you can go to https://developer.apple.com/downloads/index.action
and search for "Xcode 3" in the search bar.
Unfortunately, you need to have a Developer Account to access that page. Don't worry, you can create a free one.
XCode 4 compability with Snow Leopard
Hi,
as rightly stated by Peterk12 Snow Leopard came with XCode 3 on its disk. There is/are Snow Leopard compatible versions of XCode 4, I am using XCode 4.0.2.
Downloading this is, normally, only possible in the Apple Developer Zone for which you - as also stated already - a developer account; which is free of charge though. No subscription etc.
According to this thread on the Apple Support forum, though, there is a way to find alternative downloads through googling with the "Google hack":
XCode 4.2 Build 4C199 "download"
Though these will not be official Apple sites/servers, and some of them might be a bit dubious. Considering that there is always the possbility of a Trojan being put in a modified disk image, this is at your own risk.
-Dr. Soong
Hi,
as rightly stated by Peterk12 Snow Leopard came with XCode 3 on its disk. There is/are Snow Leopard compatible versions of XCode 4, I am using XCode 4.0.2.
Downloading this is, normally, only possible in the Apple Developer Zone for which you - as also stated already - a developer account; which is free of charge though. No subscription etc.
According to this thread on the Apple Support forum, though, there is a way to find alternative downloads through googling with the "Google hack":
XCode 4.2 Build 4C199 "download"
Though these will not be official Apple sites/servers, and some of them might be a bit dubious. Considering that there is always the possbility of a Trojan being put in a modified disk image, this is at your own risk.
-Dr. Soong