AW: executable ruby without interpreter?

IIRC, there’s a tool called rb2exe or ruby2exe. Use google to find it.

but:
Rb2exe is a program for converting ruby scripts to executable
files. A program created by rb2exe requires the ruby interpreter.

is there no posibility without th interpreter?

marc

“marcbey” mail@marcbey.de writes:

IIRC, there’s a tool called rb2exe or ruby2exe. Use google to find it.

but:
Rb2exe is a program for converting ruby scripts to executable
files. A program created by rb2exe requires the ruby interpreter.

is there no posibility without th interpreter?

See

In general, any ruby executable has to have ruby interpreter
somewhere, whether it is embedded in the executable or as a separate
entity. This is because ruby is a dynamic language where you can
create, manipulate, or even change the flow of the program at
runtime. That is why an interpreter is required.

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