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Phil Tomson
I tried building Ruby from source on Windows using MSVC++ today. I
notice that a dll gets built: msvcrt-ruby18.dll
I've got a couple of questions about this:
1) how does this dll differ from the standard msvcrt.dll that comes
with Windows?
2) can't I just statically link so there is no dependence on this dll?
I'm planning to embed Ruby into a C program. I want to build one
standalone executable; I'd rather not have to ship a dll file as well.
Phil
notice that a dll gets built: msvcrt-ruby18.dll
I've got a couple of questions about this:
1) how does this dll differ from the standard msvcrt.dll that comes
with Windows?
2) can't I just statically link so there is no dependence on this dll?
I'm planning to embed Ruby into a C program. I want to build one
standalone executable; I'd rather not have to ship a dll file as well.
Phil