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```
$ open xcode-build/CppHighPerformanceCodeExamples.xcodeproj
```
// Xcode and Xcode Command Line Tools are only accessible through this method via Mac and other iOS Devices.
INSTALATION OF XCODE :-

Access your Mac’s Terminal Application or what’s otherwise referred to as the Console; anything typed into this terminal is sent straight to your device’s Operating System:

Press “Command + Spacebar” to access Spotlight Search;
Type in the word “Terminal” into the Spotlight search field and hit “Enter”; this should execute your Mac’s Terminal app;
Type “gcc” into the terminal and hit “Enter” (gcc is a compiler that turns source code into executable applications). Alternatively, typing “xcode-select — install” into the terminal works just as well. Before installing Xcode Command Line Tools, click “Get Xcode”;
In order to install Xcode from the App Store, you’ll need to first log-in through your Apple Id. If you haven’t already created one, you can do so by clicking here.

REMEMBER ALWAYS THAT The installation may not initiate until you’ve completed particular software updates. To check, click the Updates tab and select Update All

To monitor the installation’s progress, open Spotlight Search by pressing “Command + Spacebar” and type in/open up Launchpad.
AND ALSO REMEMBER THAT
NOTE: the installation may not initiate until you’ve completed particular software updates. To check, click the Updates tab and select Update All

To monitor the installation’s progress, open Spotlight Search by pressing “Command + Spacebar” and type in/open up Launchpad.

### Build the source code
Now you are ready to compile the example codes using the makefiles (or Xcode) generated in the `build` directory. First `cd` into the build directory:
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