I've compiled Ruby 2.0.1preview1 but `make install` produces this:
ruby: invalid option --disable=gems (-h will show valid options)
make: *** [known_errors.inc] Error 2
How to fix?
gvim
That's a bug. You're prolly trying to bootstrap off of 1.8 and it doesn't support that flag.
This sucks, please report the bug to ruby-core@.
You can try building 1.9 first. Make sure it is installed to a location in your path earlier than your stock ruby, then build 2.
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On Oct 8, 2013, at 5:16, gvim <gvimrc@gmail.com> wrote:
I've compiled Ruby 2.0.1preview1 but `make install` produces this:
ruby: invalid option --disable=gems (-h will show valid options)
make: *** [known_errors.inc] Error 2How to fix?
gvim
It's not quite so straightforward as I installed successfully on a - to my knowledge - identical setup on my Macbook Pro running 10.8. The error was from an installation on a Mac desktop running 10.8. Both machines have the following setup:
- rbenv and ruby-build installed via MacPorts
- build dir for ruby 2.1 is $HOME/.rbenv/dev
- `configure --prefix=/sw` required gobjcopy and friends so installed binutils on the desktop. Already installed on Macbook
- both machines running ruby 2.0.0p247 installed via rbenv
gvim
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On 08/10/2013 20:53, Ryan Davis wrote:
That's a bug. You're prolly trying to bootstrap off of 1.8 and it doesn't support that flag.
This sucks, please report the bug to ruby-core@.
You can try building 1.9 first. Make sure it is installed to a location in your path earlier than your stock ruby, then build 2.
Fixed. Thanks. Digging deeper, the PATH setup was slightly different on each machine.
gvim
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On 08/10/2013 20:53, Ryan Davis wrote:
That's a bug. You're prolly trying to bootstrap off of 1.8 and it doesn't support that flag.
This sucks, please report the bug to ruby-core@.
You can try building 1.9 first. Make sure it is installed to a location in your path earlier than your stock ruby, then build 2.