Docs: Add build requirements for macOS M-Series Macs. #17788
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This explains how to build MicroPython on macOS M-Series Macs, including the need for GNU Make and Homebrew. I tested with ports/rp2 and ports/unix on my M2 MacBook Pro. Signed-off-by: Eric Brown <[email protected]>
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Summary
Document software requirements needed to build micorpython on macOS on a M-Series mac.
(This may still be incomplete, but it probably saves a few false starts for those wanting to do this.)
Testing
I tested with ports/rp2 and ports/unix on my M2 MacBook Pro. Both work on device.
I tried esp32 too, but there are other requirements there that may or may not require macOS specific requirements.