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With recent versions of Xcode you also need to install the Command Line Tools from Xcode > Preferences > Downloads > Components.

Clang and libc++ (which are shipped by default with Xcode).

Xcode (versions 4 or above of the IDE, which is available on the App Store, are supported).

A 64-bit Intel Mac with Lion or later (10.7+).

They are meant for further reading on specific topics for those who are curious reading them isn't necessary to follow this tutorial.Īll you need to create an SFML application is: You will see several external links in this document. More importantly, it will also show you how to make your applications ready "out of the box" for the end users. To install SFML, set up your IDE and compile a basic SFML program. This is the first tutorial you should read if you're using SFML with Xcode - and more generally if you are developing applications for macOS.