gcc@14 for Mac

GCC (GNU Compiler Collection) is a widely used open-source compiler toolset, primarily designed to convert source code written in programming languages such as C and C++ into programs executable by computers. It is a command-line tool, typically invoked by developers in a terminal to carry out build tasks such as compilation and linking. For programmers who need to compile code themselves, students studying compiler principles, or those setting up a development environment on Unix-like systems, GCC is one of the fundamental and common tools. It addresses the conversion from source code to runnable programs, and is also frequently used to check code for syntax errors and warnings. As a project maintained long-term by the Free Software Foundation, GCC plays an important role in the open-source ecosystem, and the building of many software and system components depends on it.