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“Error in configuration process, project files may be invalid.” If I hit the configure button inide of the app, I get this error (I was trying to change the generator to XCode): 2.8 is there due to a separate setup instruction set that had me download/compile/install via ports. 3.x is there because I copied it from downloads after unzipping. I see “CMake” (which is v3.5.2) and I also see “Cmake 2.8-3”. If I look in applications, I appear to have both installed. Is this something that was in 2.8.x and is no longer in 3.5.2? Though, I’ve got cmake 3.5.2 whereas the instructions are refering to 2.8.10.2 version. The “./” tells me that this is a hidden directory/command though, yes?. I browse on my hard drive to this path and I see no executable “configure”. configure -prefix=/usr/local -docdir=/share/doc/CMake -mandir=/share/man Here’s what my input looks like, and the resulting error: configure -prefix=/usr/local -docdir=/share/doc/CMake -mandir=/share/man” I’m following the instructions on this page: Editing functionality may be limited.I’m trying to get setup to compile audacity on a macbook air with Xcode 7.3 Using xcode-select to choose the version of Xcode you’re using also solves the following problem you may see when opening a storyboard: Just make sure to replace Xcode.app with the version you want to use - perhaps sudo xcode-select -s /Applications/Xcode\ 9.app/ instead. $ sudo xcode-select -s /Applications/Xcode.app/ There’s a simple solution - run the following in Terminal: “Error returned in reply: Connection Invalid. If builds are failing in Xcode 9, for example, due to the following: Use xcode-select on the command line whenever you need to switch between versions. Name the older version Xcode 8.3.3 or whatever you likeĭrag the Xcode 8.3.3.app to /Applications

Go to to download the older version of Xcode you need and extract the archive.

You’ll just need to use xcode-select on the command line to switch between them whenever you go from, for example, Xcode 9 back to Xcode 8.

Despite what you may have heard, it is possible to have multiple versions of Xcode installed at the same time without using any special tools or apps.