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## Troubleshooting
If you have both the minimal command line tools (in
* If you have both the minimal command line tools (in
`/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/`) and Xcode (usually in
`/Applications`) installed, `xcode-select --print-path` shows the
path to the C/C++ compiler toolchain which will be used by CMake. It can
be reset to a good default by running `sudo xcode-select -r`.
* Upon launching Xcode, a prompt will appear, inquiring whether you wish to automatically generate schemes for certain targets.
* Selecting the "Automatically create scheme" option will result in the creation of new schemes for specified targets.
* To prevent the prompt from reappearing, you may either deselect the "Autocreate scheme" option or opt for manual scheme creation.
* Upon launching Xcode, a prompt will appear, inquiring whether you wish to automatically generate schemes for certain targets. Selecting the "Automatically create scheme" option will result in the creation of new schemes for specified targets. To prevent the prompt from reappearing, you may either deselect the "Autocreate scheme" option or opt for manual scheme creation.