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FYI I did the same install steps but found errors. My work around was to download again into a new folder, twice, and the third time after the install it worked.

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FYI I did the same install steps but found errors. My work around was to download again into a new folder, twice, and the third time after the install it worked.

well, it did fix more of the errors. Only one error that I can't fix:

Just out of curiosity, what exactly do you mean by download into a folder, twice, and third time?

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I meant just new installs in different folders rather than re-install into the same folder. I did three separate downloads and the third worked for some reason. The other two it wasn't installing all the large files, I assume.

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Someone helped me and it worked! Here is what worked for me as well:

Since xCode couldn't find compiler cache at the specific place (see logs: ..../DependenciesSupport/ccache-clang: line 7: /opt/homebrew/bin/ccache: No such file or directory), do that yourself. In terminal run
"command -v ccache", so you'll get the actual path it was installed at. In my case it is - "/usr/local/bin/ccache"

Go to the /DependenciesSupport/, then open "ccache-lang" with text editor and change the path at the latest line
"exec /opt/homebrew/bin/ccache clang "$@"" to "exec /usr/local/bin/ccache clang "$@""

Repeat step 2 for "ccache-clang++" file

Try to build again - it helped me.

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Looks like Homebrew installs binaries to different paths depending on whether you’re on an M1 Mac vs on Intel. I just pushed a fix that will make it look in both places, and fall back to plain old clang if neither is found.

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