Can't Uninstall Developer Tools.

I know I need uninstall-devtools.pl, but it is not in Developer/Tools and I have no idea where to find it... My copy of X Code is quite screwy and I really want to uninstall then reinstall... does anyone know where I can download the script or could anyone upload it somewhere, I would be eternally grateful :-D.
Cheers!

Guess things have changed. Look in /Developer/Library. I seem to have uninstaller-type things there.
- cfr

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wondering whether uninstalling the developer tools
has any effect on the rest of os x i.e. is it ok to
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If you are curious, open the script uninstall-devtools.pl (located at /Developer/Tools ) in your favorite text editor and change the line 34 to "$do_nothing = 1;" (without the quotes!).
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# 1. The package receipts for Dec2001DevToolsExtra,
# Apr2002DevToolsExtra, Aug2002DevTools10.2Update, Oct2002nibtool,
# Dec2002DevToolsExtras, June2003DevToolsExtras, 2005-06XcodeExtras.
# 2. The version.plist files in vmutils.framework,
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# the BOMs (post-install symlinks, help index files,
# gdb cached symfiles).
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