${PREFIX}/include is more correct for FreeBSD. PREFIX is a make(1)
variable, however, and I don't know how that info gets easily passed to
mkmf.
It doesn't. mkmf generates the makefile that is run by Make.
I think you could probably do something like:
incpath = (path + ENV['PATH']).flatt
Not sure. In that one -I/usr/local/include wasn't added to the gcc
command line so linking to the iconv headers failed.
My fix was for that was adding this line towards the end of
extconf.rb:
$INCFLAGS << " -I/usr/local/include"
Brute force I know...
The way the file is setup, you could
Is this code in extconf.wrong?
if CFLAGS.index(CONFIG['CCDLFLAGS'])
$CFLAGS = CFLAGS
else
$CFLAGS = CFLAGS + ' ' + CONFIG['CCDLFLAGS']
end
Isn't the if statement reversed?
Yup, it is. Is this related to that FreeBSD bug? -sc
Not sure. In that one -I/usr/local/include wasn't add
Is this code in extconf.wrong?
if CFLAGS.index(CONFIG['CCDLFLAGS'])
$CFLAGS = CFLAGS
else
$CFLAGS = CFLAGS + ' ' + CONFIG['CCDLFLAGS']
end
Isn't the if statement reversed?
Yup, it is. Is this related to that FreeBSD bug? -sc
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