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Updated Getting Started (markdown)

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@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ And then make the executable
At that point, you will have a functioning micropython executable, which may be launched with the command: At that point, you will have a functioning micropython executable, which may be launched with the command:
> ./py > ./micropython
### FreeBSD ### FreeBSD
@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ Edit main.c, replacing "malloc.h" with "stdlib.h", then:
This will generate the 'py' executable, which may be executed by: This will generate the 'py' executable, which may be executed by:
> ./py > ./micropython
### Fedora, CentOS, and Red Hat Enterprise Linux and variants ### Fedora, CentOS, and Red Hat Enterprise Linux and variants
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At that point, you will have a functioning micropython executable, which may be launched with the command: At that point, you will have a functioning micropython executable, which may be launched with the command:
> ./py > ./micropython
### ArchLinux ### ArchLinux
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At that point, you will have a functioning micropython executable, which may be launched with the command: At that point, you will have a functioning micropython executable, which may be launched with the command:
> ./py > ./micropython
### Gentoo Linux ### Gentoo Linux
### Mac OSX ### Mac OSX
OSX is only supported on the osx branch. First do : The XCode and Command Line Developer Tools package will need to be installed before you can compile and run MicroPython:
git checkout osx > xcode-select --install
Then, clone the repository to your local machine:
> git clone https://github.com/micropython/micropython.git
Change directory to the Unix build directory:
> cd micropython/unix
And then make the executable
> make
At that point, you will have a functioning micropython executable, which may be launched with the command:
> ./micropython
## Microcontrollers (Bare-Metal, without an OS) ## Microcontrollers (Bare-Metal, without an OS)
### ARM-based microcontrollers ### ARM-based microcontrollers