I will run the installer again.  

FWIW, I had downloaded the Xcode 4 app on the old machine, attemped installation, but didnt have enough hard drive space.

Used TimeMachine to move all the files to the new macbook, then installed Xcode.  

Maybe something didnt get installed.

Will re-install and see what happens.

Thanks for the tip on the project settings and file settings.  I was changing the file settings and building/running the project.  


On Mar 16, 2011, at 5:34 PM, Robert Purves wrote:

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>>> Since this is an out-of-the-box macbook with the former macbook's files 'Time-Machined', I can re-install the system.  Would that get the standard Unix Tools re-installed?
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>> Probably not; see Time Machine Preferences and click the options button. I think 'System Files and Applications' are not normally included in a Time Machine backup.
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> Oops. I misunderstood the question to refer to a Time Machine backup. Reinstalling Xcode/Developer tools (no need for an entire system install) should restore the Unix dev files.
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