Hi Etienne
I am not too sure how helpful this will be because I looked around in the
shoes folder for an equivalent "ruby environment" specification.
- C:\bin\ruby\v1.8\lib\ruby\1.8\i386-mswin32
It appears to be in the lib folder:
- C:\bin\shoes\0.r1134\ruby\lib\i386-mswin32
You need to look at the config.h and the rbconfig.rb to ensure the build
parameters are going to work for the compiler you have.
However, I am thinking it 'failed to build' because your compiler doesn't
match the the compiler used to build Shoes.
Have a poke about. The easiest method might be to install the same compiler
used to build shoes. I'm presuming the rbconfig and config.h files are
set-up to build with the same compiler as the big parent shoe.exe. ;-)
I'm also interested in this ... Can you let us know how it worked out for
you?
Cheers,
Will
2009/8/3 e deleflie <[email protected]>
> On my never ending quest to try and workaround Shoes' broken promise
> of cross-platform compatibility (WRT HTTP stuff) , I thought I'd have
> one last try before moving to one of the other Ruby GUI toolkits. I've
> waited for months for the promised Policeman to come out (supposedly
> with fixes) ... but it just dont look like its gonna happen.
>
> Now I thought I'd try and use libCurl ... I pull it in like this:
> Shoes.setup do
> gem 'curb'
> end
>
> ... and on windows I get "invalid option: --ruby". The console message
> is "ERROR: failed to build Gem native version". (on windows)
>
> does anyone know if this is fixable? There's been one other report,
> but with no responses.
>
> Etienne
>
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aloha,
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