How to convert the script code to bin-file(Linux)?
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On Mon, Aug 8, 2011 at 4:32 AM, CC Chen <dickyhide@gmail.com> wrote:
How to convert the script code to bin-file(Linux)?
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It depends on what you wish to accomplish by that. If you just want a file that can be run like a binary executable you can always set the script as executable (chmod 775 file.rb) and put a shebang at the top:
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
Assuming you want something that can be installed and setup for the user to be run, you can still make the script executable then package it up as a gem. See the redcar gem for an example of such a setup. Another remote possibility is using JRuby to compile to java class files, throw those in a jar, then use something like launch4j as a wrapper. However that seems a bit much to achieve your goal.
Regards,
Chris White
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On Aug 7, 2011, at 7:32 PM, CC Chen wrote:
How to convert the script code to bin-file(Linux)?
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Have you tried rubyscript2exe?
http://www.erikveen.dds.nl/rubyscript2exe/
It claims to work on Linux (although I have never tried it there).
Also, try googling "ruby package executable linux". It seems to give at
least some maybe useful resources.
For Windows, there's the super-easy Ocra gem - as last resort, you may
try this and running thru Wine.
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I have a sneaking suspicion CC Chen would like something that does not
require installing Ruby separately, but I could be making an unwarranted
assumption here.
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On Mon, Aug 08, 2011 at 11:43:33AM +0900, Chris White wrote:
On Aug 7, 2011, at 7:32 PM, CC Chen wrote:
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> How to convert the script code to bin-file(Linux)?It depends on what you wish to accomplish by that. If you just want a
file that can be run like a binary executable you can always set the
script as executable (chmod 775 file.rb) and put a shebang at the top:#!/usr/bin/env ruby
Assuming you want something that can be installed and setup for the
user to be run, you can still make the script executable then package
it up as a gem. See the redcar gem for an example of such a setup.
Another remote possibility is using JRuby to compile to java class
files, throw those in a jar, then use something like launch4j as a
wrapper. However that seems a bit much to achieve your goal.
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Chris White wrote in post #1015421:
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On Aug 7, 2011, at 7:32 PM, CC Chen wrote:
How to convert the script code to bin-file(Linux)?
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Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.It depends on what you wish to accomplish by that. If you just want a
file that can be run like a binary executable you can always set the
script as executable (chmod 775 file.rb) and put a shebang at the top:#!/usr/bin/env ruby
Assuming you want something that can be installed and setup for the user
to be run, you can still make the script executable then package it up
as a gem. See the redcar gem for an example of such a setup. Another
remote possibility is using JRuby to compile to java class files, throw
those in a jar, then use something like launch4j as a wrapper. However
that seems a bit much to achieve your goal.Regards,
Chris White
http://www.twitter.com/cwgem
Could I run the JRuby to java class on windows model and put the class
file to linux model, does it also can run on linux?
Thanks,
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Bartosz Dziewoński wrote in post #1016186:
Have you tried rubyscript2exe?
http://www.erikveen.dds.nl/rubyscript2exe/
It claims to work on Linux (although I have never tried it there).Also, try googling "ruby package executable linux". It seems to give at
least some maybe useful resources.For Windows, there's the super-easy Ocra gem - as last resort, you may
try this and running thru Wine.
On Windows I have tried ocra.
It's really easy to use.
But rubyscript2exe seems can't work on windows and linux.
Thanks,
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Ruby should be portable across OS's.
Can you give us more information about what your goal is, what you've
tried, etc.?
I think the answer may be not be so difficult.
You know you can run a Ruby script by calling the ruby interpreter, right?:
ruby myscript.rb
If you want it to look like a standalone program in Windows, you could
always write a batch file that included the above.
- Keith
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On Mon, Aug 8, 2011 at 10:48 PM, CC Chen <dickyhide@gmail.com> wrote:
Chris White wrote in post #1015421:
On Aug 7, 2011, at 7:32 PM, CC Chen wrote:
How to convert the script code to bin-file(Linux)?
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Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.It depends on what you wish to accomplish by that. If you just want a
file that can be run like a binary executable you can always set the
script as executable (chmod 775 file.rb) and put a shebang at the top:#!/usr/bin/env ruby
Assuming you want something that can be installed and setup for the user
to be run, you can still make the script executable then package it up
as a gem. See the redcar gem for an example of such a setup. Another
remote possibility is using JRuby to compile to java class files, throw
those in a jar, then use something like launch4j as a wrapper. However
that seems a bit much to achieve your goal.Regards,
Chris White
http://www.twitter.com/cwgemCould I run the JRuby to java class on windows model and put the class
file to linux model, does it also can run on linux?Thanks,
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This stuff is hard. Shoes does it, and it's sometimes buggy. Doing it right
means embedding the interpreter and such...
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On Aug 23, 2011 12:58 AM, "CC Chen" <dickyhide@gmail.com> wrote:
Bartosz Dziewoński wrote in post #1016186:
Have you tried rubyscript2exe?
http://www.erikveen.dds.nl/rubyscript2exe/
It claims to work on Linux (although I have never tried it there).Also, try googling "ruby package executable linux". It seems to give at
least some maybe useful resources.For Windows, there's the super-easy Ocra gem - as last resort, you may
try this and running thru Wine.On Windows I have tried ocra.
It's really easy to use.
But rubyscript2exe seems can't work on windows and linux.Thanks,
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