Our app invokes some binary executables (imagine `convert image.png`).
In order to make deployment error free, I'd like to include them in our
source tree, and add the paths to the ENV['PATH'] dynamically.
Is there a cross platform way of doing this? Unix uses ':' as a path
separator, Windows uses ';'.
In case you're wondering how the binaries can be cross platform.
Imaging:
/vendor/bin/i386-linux/
/vendor/bin/i386-mswin32/
require 'rbconfig'
add_to_path('vendor/bin/' + Config::CONFIG['arch'] + '/')
Not sure how to compile cross Linux binaries, though - they're often
dependent on the distro and even version. Is it enough to compile them
statically linked?
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Robert James wrote:
Our app invokes some binary executables (imagine `convert image.png`).
In order to make deployment error free, I'd like to include them in our
source tree, and add the paths to the ENV['PATH'] dynamically.
Is there a cross platform way of doing this? Unix uses ':' as a path
separator, Windows uses ';'.
Not sure how to compile cross Linux binaries, though - they're often
dependent on the distro and even version. Is it enough to compile them
statically linked?
Can anyobdy get me started with this?
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Robert James wrote:
> Our app invokes some binary executables (imagine `convert image.png`).
> In order to make deployment error free, I'd like to include them in our
> source tree, and add the paths to the ENV['PATH'] dynamically.
If it's in the source tree, maybe you can use full paths in the invocation.
> Is there a cross platform way of doing this? Unix uses ':' as a path
> separator, Windows uses ';'.
File::PATH_SEPARATOR, http://www.rubycentral.com/book/ref_c_file.html
ENV['PATH'] << File::PATH_SEPARATOR << 'new.dir'
See also File::SEPARATOR and File#join
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On 1/14/07, Robert James <srobertjames@gmail.com> wrote:
> Not sure how to compile cross Linux binaries, though - they're often
> dependent on the distro and even version. Is it enough to compile them
> statically linked?
Can anyobdy get me started with this?