Hi,
I have just built the latest snapshot using mingw and
the tests work fine. However, I do the install, cd and
run ruby -v and it just sits there doing nothing. Obviously
an install problem.
I did the usual, no changes to config files, etc.
$ configure --prefix=/msys
$ make
$ make test
$ make install
d:\msys\bin is in my path.
The Win32 version of ruby is also installed (d:\apps\ruby\bin)
however with renamed executables. There are no conflicting
env variables that I can see. The Win32 version still works
fine.
Any thoughts?
-mark.
“Mark Probert” probertm@nortelnetworks.com wrote in message
news:5.1.0.14.2.20021004120834.00b11458@zcard04k.ca.nortel.com…
Hi,
I have just built the latest snapshot using mingw and
the tests work fine. However, I do the install, cd and
run ruby -v and it just sits there doing nothing. Obviously
an install problem.
…
The Win32 version of ruby is also installed (d:\apps\ruby\bin)
however with renamed executables. There are no conflicting
env variables that I can see. The Win32 version still works
fine.
Any thoughts?
Could it be that the .so dll’s from the other installation are being loaded
instead of the mingw ones?
Try to rename the directory where the Win32 version is located so the search
paths become invalid.
Mikkel
Same behavior, unfortunately.
It’s not a build problem. It all seems to work as expected
on my Solaris box …
-mark.
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At 02:28 AM 10/5/2002 +0900, you wrote:
“Mark Probert” probertm@nortelnetworks.com wrote in message
news:5.1.0.14.2.20021004120834.00b11458@zcard04k.ca.nortel.com…
Hi,
I have just built the latest snapshot using mingw and
the tests work fine. However, I do the install, cd and
run ruby -v and it just sits there doing nothing. Obviously
an install problem.
…
The Win32 version of ruby is also installed (d:\apps\ruby\bin)
however with renamed executables. There are no conflicting
env variables that I can see. The Win32 version still works
fine.
Any thoughts?
Could it be that the .so dll’s from the other installation are being loaded
instead of the mingw ones?
Try to rename the directory where the Win32 version is located so the search
paths become invalid.
nobu.nokada@softhome.net wrote in news:200210041956.g94JueH28215
@sharui.nakada.kanuma.tochigi.jp:
Hi,
I have just built the latest snapshot using mingw and
the tests work fine. However, I do the install, cd and
run ruby -v and it just sits there doing nothing. Obviously
an install problem.
Does it work before install, in the build directory?
Yes: both make test and ruby -v work. Running the add_a_gram
scripts that were posted a while back also work. Seems to
me like it is working.
-mark.
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At Sat, 5 Oct 2002 01:20:34 +0900, > Mark Probert wrote: