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Gog Mangog
Hey guys,
it's my first post and I hope I put it in the right category.
1)
Background: I'm experimenting a little bit with Ruby. I wanted to
compile Ruby only with the only needed libs. So that the compiled Ruby
only would have the primitive data types (including object, string etc)
with only a few operations on these data types. No libs etc. shall be in
the compiled Ruby.
Problem: I don't know where to configure the source. (looked into
mkconfig.rb, extmk.rb ...) Can anyone of you tell me how to configure
this "pure" Ruby?
2)
Background: I had a look at the file "keywords" where the keywords like
"while", "do" etc. are defined. I just wanted to add another keyword
(just for experimentation purpose). Therefore gpref is needed.
Problem: I'm using msys combined with mingw to compile Ruby. I don't
know how to "implement" gpref into msys. Does anyone know how to do it?
Thank you for reading this topic. Possibly someone can help me with my
problems.
Bye gogmangog
it's my first post and I hope I put it in the right category.
1)
Background: I'm experimenting a little bit with Ruby. I wanted to
compile Ruby only with the only needed libs. So that the compiled Ruby
only would have the primitive data types (including object, string etc)
with only a few operations on these data types. No libs etc. shall be in
the compiled Ruby.
Problem: I don't know where to configure the source. (looked into
mkconfig.rb, extmk.rb ...) Can anyone of you tell me how to configure
this "pure" Ruby?
2)
Background: I had a look at the file "keywords" where the keywords like
"while", "do" etc. are defined. I just wanted to add another keyword
(just for experimentation purpose). Therefore gpref is needed.
Problem: I'm using msys combined with mingw to compile Ruby. I don't
know how to "implement" gpref into msys. Does anyone know how to do it?
Thank you for reading this topic. Possibly someone can help me with my
problems.
Bye gogmangog