One for macOS 11 (Big Sur) or later, which supports ARM-based Mac computers.
Python is instrumented to use our versions of the dynamic libraries instead of typically the brew ones, by using DYLD_FALLBACK_LIBRARY_PATH: this is the same method that brew use when building Python.
All executables and libraries are code-signed ad-hoc to work on the user's computer, like brew does.
ohmtech-rdi
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1 year ago
This PR removes the need of the
brewpackage manager. It installscairo,openocdanddfu-util.In particular, we made 2 versions of the toolchain:
Python is instrumented to use our versions of the dynamic libraries instead of typically the
brewones, by usingDYLD_FALLBACK_LIBRARY_PATH: this is the same method thatbrewuse when building Python.All executables and libraries are code-signed ad-hoc to work on the user's computer, like
brewdoes.Todo