🔨 Detect package manager install paths #27655
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The script now detects MacPorts & Homebrew install paths instead of assuming defaults (and works on Intel). |
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Description
Update
mac_gccscript to detect MacPorts & Homebrew install paths.Benefits
Script will be more universal (and work on Intel Macs)
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