On Feb 8, 6:31 pm, Charlie Savage <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Oh? Hmm... I'm just going by what I've read others doing --cross
> > compiling on Linux using mingw. I'm not sure at all about actually
> > compiling on a WIndows platform, since I don't use Windows at all.
>
> I haven't tried that
I just updated the extconf.rb, putting in the master if-condition. I
added a Makefile template to the data section at the bottom of the
file. For the win32 part it simply grabs the DATA and eval it in
context to build the Makefile. The template currentlu is just a copy
of what extconf.rb already g
On Feb 9, 9:30 pm, Charlie Savage <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> almost no one on Windows has a C/C++
> compiler installed so making extconf.rb/mkmf.rb work doesn't really buy
> you much.
Right, right. But just having the compile process be the same --for
developers, whatever the platform, is the
It occurs to me that extconf.rb is really nothing special. It is
mkmf.rb, which extconf.rb uses, that is special. So then we should be
able to simply put a master if-condition in there and do the mkmf.rb
thing if on Linux, and generate our own Makefile instead if on
Windows. Would that work ok? T
On Feb 9, 5:03 pm, Charlie Savage <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > So this works for you to compile on Windows? I guess I'm a confused
> > b/c you are using Config::CONFIG here. Isn't that what extconf.rb
> > uses? But you said that's was why extconf.rb didn't work.
>
> Sorry, that might have been
So this works for you to compile on Windows? I guess I'm a confused
b/c you are using Config::CONFIG here. Isn't that what extconf.rb
uses? But you said that's was why extconf.rb didn't work.
Sorry, that might have been a bit confusing. I only pick out a few
parts from it:
["archdir", "/lib
2008/2/8 Charlie Savage <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> You need to call the correct make program (make vs nmake), link to the
> right libraries, set up the correct include paths, etc. Also, what
> about the depedency on libxml? How would that work in a cross-compiled
> environment?
>
> > Yea, I'm not sur
Oh? Hmm... I'm just going by what I've read others doing --cross
compiling on Linux using mingw. I'm not sure at all about actually
compiling on a WIndows platform, since I don't use Windows at all.
I haven't tried that - you have some links I can look at?
Just to be a bit more clear about th
2008/2/8 Charlie Savage <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>
> > Rather then a one-off script, care to help me automate that
> > functionality in Reap?
>
> Took a quick look, does it have any support for building c extensions?
Yes, using extconf.rb and make.
> The problem you'll run into is that you can't us
Rather then a one-off script, care to help me automate that
functionality in Reap?
Took a quick look, does it have any support for building c extensions?
The problem you'll run into is that you can't use extconf.rb on Windows
with MinGW because all the CONFIG settings are based on VC++ and
2008/2/7 Charlie Savage <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> And talking about releases, has a windows build system been setup yet?
> If not, I'm happy to volunteer and create a windows gem.
Rather then a one-off script, care to help me automate that
functionality in Reap? I've just reached an early beta status
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