In reality, MacRuby only builds on the Apple tablet which is not released
yet, you might want to wait until after the annoucement to build MacRuby ;)
j/k, as Josh explained, you need to follow the README to build LLVM
properly, however Laurent is probably going to update to the latest LLVM
version
Rich,
When you were downloading, building, and installing LLVM, did you follow the
instructions exactly as outlined in the README? LLVM has a plethora of
configuration options, and MacRuby currently works with a very specific svn
revision of the project.
Cheers,
Josh
On Jan 25, 2010, at 11:
I decided to grab the latest copy of MacRuby and build it (on an
8-core Mac Pro, running OSX 10.5.8). I downloaded, built and (I
think) installed LLVM, but MacRuby's rake says it can't find it:
% rake
(in .../MacRuby/MacRuby) The llvm-config executable was not
located as /usr/local/bin/llv
Hello Laurent,
Thanks for your message and for the advice. I will start by tackling the
easy bugs in Trac. I know that I'll be slow in the weeks to come, that it's
going to take me a while to get situated with the codebase but I will try my
best.
I don't want to bother the mailing-list with my qu
Bonjour Maxime,
Sorry for the late reply.
Thanks for your interest in the project... we totally need help, as
Thibault said :)
Just to let you know, 0.5 is almost done, we are now focusing on 0.6,
in trunk. I intend to release 0.5 final in a few days, I will give a
status of the latest c
Thanks for you feedback, Thibault. I went over HACKING.rdoc and README.rdoc:
I am all setup ! Over the next few days, I will go over the TODO list and
will see if I can tackle any of the features, else I'll try to focus on the
open bugs.
Thanks again,
Maxime
On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 10:17 AM, Thi
#576: It's possible to close STDOUT (and presumably other standard IO streams)
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Reporter: matt...@… | Owner: lsansone...@…
Type: defect | Status: new
Hi Maxime!
Help is of course always welcome.
MacRuby is a huge project, and there is a lot to do & fix. There are LLVM
related stuff, but there is also a lot of pure C-Ruby & C++ involved, as well
as some Objective-C runtime here and there (in C) :-).
As for how to get started, I would say you
