Fellow rubyers,
I succesfully built ruby on one of my win2000 boxes, but I'm having troubles
on another one (using MS VC++ 6.0). Compilation seems to stop without error
message or warning right after "compiling Win32API".
Any help/idea/suggestion welcome...
Cheers /jerome
Here is a log of what happens (I'm using the plain vanilla latest stable
snapshot):
[...]
main.c
cl -nologo -DNT=1 -Zi -MD -O2b2x -G5 -I. -I. -I./missing -c dmyext.c
dmyext.c
dmyext.obj
user32.lib advapi32.lib wsock32.lib
cl -nologo -DNT=1 -Zi -MD -O2b2x -G5 -Fm main.obj dmyext.obj
array.obj bignum.obj class.obj compar.obj dir.obj dln.obj
enum.obj error.obj eval.obj file.obj gc.obj hash.obj inits.obj
io.obj marshal.obj math.obj numeric.obj object.obj pack
.obj parse.obj prec.obj process.obj random.obj range.obj re.obj
regex.obj ruby.obj signal.obj sprintf.obj st.obj string.
obj struct.obj time.obj util.obj variable.obj version.obj crypt.obj
alloca.obj win32.obj isinf.obj isnan.obj user32.lib advapi
32.lib wsock32.lib -o miniruby.exe
Creating ext/extmk.rb
lib -nologo /OUT:libruby.lib array.obj bignum.obj class.obj
compar.obj dir.obj dln.obj enum.obj error.obj eval.obj
file.obj gc.obj hash.obj inits.obj io.obj marshal.obj math.obj
numeric.obj object.obj pack.obj parse.obj prec.obj proces
s.obj random.obj range.obj re.obj regex.obj ruby.obj signal.obj
sprintf.obj st.obj string.obj struct.obj time.obj util.o
bj variable.obj version.obj crypt.obj alloca.obj win32.obj isinf.obj
isnan.obj dmyext.obj
.\miniruby.exe ./win32/mkexports.rb -output=mswin32-ruby16.def
libruby.lib
lib -nologo /OUT:mswin32-ruby16.lib /DEF:mswin32-ruby16.def
LIB : warning LNK4068: /MACHINE not specified; defaulting to IX86
Creating library mswin32-ruby16.lib and object mswin32-ruby16.exp
set LIB=../..;G:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual
Studio\VC98\mfc\lib;G:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\VC98\lib
compiling Win32API
C:\DL\Lang\Ruby\stable-snapshot.tar\ruby>
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