Building Ruby as a framework on OS X

Hello,

Does anyone know how to build Ruby as a framework on OS X? Downloading the source and running configure --help does not yield any "--enable-framework" flags, which is what I was looking for. Python and Tcl have these types of flags. I haven't been able to turn up anything similar for Ruby.

I know it can be built as a framework; Apple has Ruby installed in /System/Library/Frameworks/Ruby.framework; but I'd like to do it myself and run it from /Library/Frameworks.

--Kevin

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Kevin Walzer
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Kevin Walzer wrote:

Does anyone know how to build Ruby as a framework on OS X? Downloading
the source and running configure --help does not yield any
"--enable-framework" flags, which is what I was looking for. Python and
Tcl have these types of flags. I haven't been able to turn up anything
similar for Ruby.

You could try asking Laurent Sansonetti (lsansonetti at apple com) -
he's responsible for the Ruby support in OS X.

HTH

has

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Maybe macruby match your needs: http://www.macruby.org

regards, Sandor Szücs

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On 30.12.2008, at 23:34, Kevin Walzer wrote:

Does anyone know how to build Ruby as a framework on OS X?

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