Missing glibtoolize

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One package I want to install (lua-posix) needs glibtoolize, where do I get that? I installed XCode and that Development Console Tools stuff, brew doctor is happy, and according to the them, glibtoolize should somewhere come from Apple.

What do I need to install?

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I had the same problem, and i installed libtool via brew

brew install libtool

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I would highly recommend installing the developer tools. They are free from Apple.

If you really don't want Xcode after the fact, you could just remove the Application itself. You may also be able to not install any documentation, which I think also takes a bit of space.

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As Adam stated, Xcode 4.3 switched over to being a self-contained application. I would suggest uninstalling the old version of Xcode as he stated, then just copying the new .app over into your Applications folder. Finally, delete the whole /Developer directory.

However, Apple decided to make the mistake of not updating the paths for the development tools. So, you need to update those paths manually. If you've put Xcode in your Applications folder, you can run the following in Terminal to switch the paths over to your new app location:

sudo xcode-select -switch /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer

If you need to check the current path, you can do the following:

xcode-select -print-path

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