Hello Guys!

   First of all sorry if here is not the best place to share my experiment. I'm 
a new mac user which is migrating from ubuntu as a rails environment. However I 
would like to share my case.

   What don't work for me: install macvim compiled with native support for 
ruby2.0.0 which was installed via RVM. I will not put all the outputs here, but 
I think that is very easy to reproduce.

  I tried two methods to install macvim: compiling from the source git 
repository and homebrew. In both cases I got the same thing: If i try to use 
any ruby command inside macvim or vim (like :ruby puts $: ) or an ruby omni 
completion, the screen closes and got in the terminal:

 $ Caught deadly signal SEGV
 $ Finished.
 $ Segmentation fault: 11   (this last one just on vim)

Then i removed everything on my new mac, macports, homebrew, and start all the 
process again. The unique difference it was that now I installed ruby2.0.0 by 
brew + rbenv following this tutorial:

http://createdbypete.com/articles/ruby-on-rails-development-with-mac-os-x-mountain-lion/

After this I installed macvim by hombres and voilá!!! works!!! The trick here 
is that i edited the macvim formula on home-brew (brew edit macvim) and put 

"--with-ruby-command=/Users/[username]/.rbenv/shims/ruby" 

directly inside the  formula. If i don't do that, brew or make was compiling 
with the system 1.8.x ruby! Another point is that I had to brew edit because 
the pass by argument by command line  was not working just for this argument  
"brew install macvim --with-ruby-command=/Users/[username]/.rbenv/shims/ruby". 

The interesting is that I did exactly the same steps in the first moment but 
with RVM and not RBENV ruby installation. I think that on MAC something is 
broken on compilation if the system is using RVM as the ruby manager.

Any one had experience that? Anyway, I hope this kind of information could help 
someone : )







     

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